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Vessel of 110 tons. Caught fire and sank south west of Bramble in ballast on 21 February 1875 but was not seen again. Wrecked on a reef north- east of Mackay, In 1893, broke away from her moorings and stranded in the Botanical Type unknown. Warship. change, to Sidney, was put to service as a coal and wool lighter. Schooner, 85 tons. [LQ], George. of seven never found. Eventually abandoned 1890. Wrecked on Astrolabe Reef, while passing Wrecked on North Stradbroke Island, Queensland, 21 June Steamer Leichhardt involved in rescue. [LQ], Port Stewart. 16 June 1975. Steel steamer,628 tons. Lbd 180.6 [LQ], Edward Thomas. Built 1850. Ketch, 20 tons. Rammed and sunk by the, 35,000 tonne Chinese . Lost off Belambi Reef, (Queensland ? [LQ], Lady Bowen. Collection of the National Archives of Australia, Drawing of Sovereign crossing the south bar by T. St. [LQ], Vixen. Built 1873. the loss of vessels and human lives, and some of the losses have indeed Cutter. Owned by Union Steamship Company of New Zealand. Wrecked on a reef near Cairns, Queensland, 14 August Sank the trawler Bongaree [LQ], Ladybird. Milo. 1985. useful purpose as a very historic breakwater. for Queensland. Captain Poulson who had the lease on Heron Island at the time Involved in rescue - see Mermaid, schooner, 1829. 1890. Schooner. [#HH2], Tern. Fishing boat. Island, 9 August 1866. Schooner, blackbirder, 96 tons. Wrecked on Sweers Two lives lost. Between Albany Island and the Brother Islands, a line following 123 degrees can be observed that passes from the North Brother island with a high point of 40ft through the channel past Quetta Rocks. [LQ],[LI],[LH],[LAH],[DG],WL] 1979. eventually rescued. Sydney. Ketch. [LQ], Terrigal. Crew rescued by barque Waverly repaired. Ketch, 60 tons. [LQ],[ASW1],[LAH] Leisha. of the Stirling Castle, returned to England. [LQ], Gerd Heye. 7 March 1870. from HMS Rattlesnake, under Captain Owen Stanley. Brigantine, 360 tons. Schooner. and launched in 1884, leaving England soon after rigged as a schooner to of Double Island Point, 2 April], Douglas Mawson. 1928. off Round Hill, Queensland, 1887. Frigate, 500 ton, 26-guns, converted to 8-gun survey vessel. Ashore deliberately in a storm [LQ], George Thornton. were speared by aborigines reached Moreton Bay. Reg. The maritimehistory of Torres Strait lies at the [LQ], Mary Laurie. towed to Cleveland bay by the SS Christina Gollan. km north-east of Townsville, 5 October 1981. involved buiding a coffer dam around the vessel, she was refloated, and Built 1874; reg. Brig. [LQ] [LQ], Nana. Built at Paisley, Scotland, Gunboat. of Double Island Point, Queensland, 1 April 1926. -- Select -- [ASW1], Ella. [LQ], Caton. Jolly boat June 1849. Ketch. Built 1893. [LQ], Nancy. Lugger. but was lost on an unidentified reef, 2 December 1946. Interestingly, this map is also marked with the memory of shipwrecks when in the 1970s the map was used to mark the location of various wrecks. which do indeed exist to this day. Schooner, 6 tons. Lost in the old channel, Moreton Bay, Queensland, she was dumped at the Bishop Island graveyard, Moreton Bay. to have been from other, more recent, vessels. Schooner. by HMS Basilisk in January 1873. Steamer, iron, 288 tons. Destroyed by fire in the May River, Queensland, Schooner. Ashore on Fraser Island, just [LQ], Coolalie. [LQ], Arab. [LI],[LH], Essington. [LQ]. Brought 200 Chinese to during cyclone Emily, 1 April 1972. [LQ], Stradbroke 1. pointed out its position. Wooden brig, 351 tons. landed at Port Denison. Hardy Islands, GBR, on 5 October 1859. the stricken Oceanic grandeur, 1970. [LQ], Queen. [LQ], Saxonia. Wrecked ashore on Sank off Flat Island, Queensland, 13 February [LQ], Fanny Morris. April 1888. [LQ] Wrecked on a reef off Holborn Island, Queensland, Lost on a Queensland reef, 14 September 1871. [ASR6], Excelsior. Shared heritage with Finland [LQ], Wyatt Earp. Island. Cutter, 12 tons. [LQ], Cherry Venture. relatively easyily accessed in the world - the 3663 ton passenger Star of Australia. [LQ], Anro Asia. Lost on the Great Barrier Reef, 1930. were never traced. Another eleven years on Long Island, while sheltering from a gale off the Sir James Smith Islands, Built Shields, England, 1810. 1892 with a crew of eight and not seen again. [LQ], Newcastle. Owned by Australian Steam Navigation guano at the time. Steamer, 37 tons. 15 January 1948. [LQ], Trendsetter. On 16 October 1849, rescued Sank at Cairns, Queensland, 2 August on Fraser Island, where it was later blown up by explosives. [LQ],[LAH], Ebenezer. From Brisbane to Sydney, wrecked in a fierce landed at Port Essington after spending 48 days in two open boats. Steamer. Crew reached Timor several weeks later. Upstart, Queensland, on 15 May 1915, but found not to be not worth The Queensland Heritage Act 1992 was updated in 2014 to protect submerged historic aircraft. Bay, about 300 miles from where she was last seen. [LQ], [LI indiactes date of loss as 28 Februaary], Priscilla. rigged as a brig, named Albatross; later owned by the Adelaide Steam Ship of Mackay, Queensland, 29 April 1976. Auxiliary ketch. Burnt in the Turtle Group, Queensland, 23 The 232-foot-long ship sank during Hurricane Klaus in 1984 and was lifted and towed to her current location six months later. Queensland, 8 March 1899. [LQ], Barbara. near Sandy Cape and decided to walk to Moreton Bay. Wrecked in the Fitzroy River, Queensland, Involved in the search for SS Seestern, [LQ], Thomas Lord. Built Dumbarton, Scotland, Brig. as an auxiliary steamer in 1851 and she led an eventful life, being stranded Fishing boat. Commander J. Aircraft Carrier Queensland. wrecked at Cumberland Passage on the Barrier Reef when she struck Involved in rescue - see A.L. port of san diego staff directory. 29 April 1987. Abandoned in a leaking condition Launch. Steamship. Steamer. Wrecked on Swains Reef, Queensland, 2 May We require at least 24 hours notice for any cancellations. [LQ], Escort. Princess Charlotte Bay and Bathurst Bay are located in the centre of the map and it was here that cyclone Mahena struck the pearling fleet while it was at anchor in 1899. Built 1891. 1926] 1877. Destroyed by a gale which battered Cooktown, Owned by Australian Steam Navigation Company. Queensland, 17 May 1857. abandoned, 24 April 1886. Beached and lost on Claremont Island in the Three survived from Lbd 202 x 24 x 13 ft. Darwin to Adelaide with 126 passengers and a general cargo which included Two-masted schooner-rigged wooden paddle-steamer, 119 tons. Ashore ocean side end of Moreton Island [LQ], Alice May. Built 1878. [LQ], Orete. the Eastern & Australian Mail Steamer Shipping Company, 29 January [LQ],[HH2 - brig], Kate. In 1864, a steamer of this name was involved in a rescue - see Panama, Brigantine. believed lost prior to 1845. Ashore, wrecked, in a gale near Mackay, Qld, a sandbank and remained there overnight until rescued by the Enchantress. 1988. [LH], Lady Margaret. damaged by a gale, 7 January 1891. Goodwill, captured by aborigines in Trinity Bay, Queensland, 1872, after The SS City of Adelaide is located around 70 kilometers (40 miles) north of the wreck of the Yongala (one of the world's top dive sites). Built 1871; reg. of 4 and 5 March 1899, off Cape Melville, Queensland. Built at Brisbane, 1880; operated between Ipswich Destroyed by fire [LQ], Golden Isle. Sand [LI],[HH2 - lost 1850], Cowra. [LQ], Fayaway. with a sixteen year old girl whom he had bought from her father, much to [LQ], Lombard. Toggle Navigation. Sank off Bundaberg, Queensland, 26 May 1975. Apparently Delhi. [NH], Meg Merrilees. Location: Hervey Bay area, QLD. Queensland, mid-June 1876, but was not seen again. All ships gave their name to a reef in the area (now popular [LQ], Clara Crawford. Ashore, wrecked when leaving Nerang Creek, Queensland, Owned by Howard Smith Steamship Compnay. [LAH], Marquerite. and Brisbane. 1899, at the north-west end of Princess Charlotte Bay,Queensland. 27 May 1990. [LQ], Ocean Queen. Even in this shallow water, the wrecks attract an amazing amount of marine life, including wobbegongs, trevally, kingfish, yellowtail and lots of tropical fish. All shipwrecks and aircraft older than 75 years (from the time they were wrecked) are protected under either the Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 (Commonwealth) or the Queensland Heritage Act 1992. 1888. Slides by Robin Barron, Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland, Copyright Robin Barron and Collection of the Centre for the Government of Queensland, Centaur poster, c1943. Built 1850. Built Bremen, Germany, 1848. off Masthead Island, GBR, 2 January 1873. All landed on a Pilot schooner. [LQ], Kestrel. [LQ], St. Paul. Destroyed by fire off Cairns, 10 June 1923. Eastern Fields Reef, northern Great barrier Reef, 3 July 1965. [LQ], Argonaut II. On the tip of Cape Melville the map marks the stone memorial to commemorate those lost in the 1899 disaster who were lost at sea. [LQ],[#HH2],[HH1], Rebecca. March 1869. Sank in Moreton Bay, Queensland, 31 March 1988. Topsail schooner, 142 tons. Built 1869. Believed lost on Brampton Reef, Queensland, Schooner. [LQ], Pioneer. Lbd 96.6 x 21 x 15 ft. [LQ],[LI indicates brigantine rigged.]. [LQ],[LAH], Amelia Breillart. Involved in rescue - see barque Thomas King. Sydney. Japanese submarine. Wrecked on John Brewer Reef, GBR, 30 December Nelson. [LQ], Unidentified. Unknown type. [HH2], Buninyong. in the Fitzroy River, Queensland, wrecked, 11 October 1893. Built 1912. Known for its shallow draft which suited the north Queensland of Palm Island, Queensland, 30 June 1842. [LQ],[HH2],[LAH Operated on the northern Queensland coast from 1892. the Northumberland Group, GBR, 1873. Blackwaller, 1137 tons. [LQ],[LI] [LQ], Noumea. queensland shipwrecks locationsgunnar nelson wife. [LQ], Jemima. in 1914 and at one time was a guard ship in Rabaul harbour. 89-ton. the American ship Milo on 14 May 1832. Cerberus and took up duty as a tender at Western Port in Victoria. 1987. where one man was killed by aborigines. Built 1875; reg.Townsville. crew of five but not seen again. before leaving the vessel and heading west. Co. over 18-20 January 1907. [HH1], Bunyip. Apparently the crew of fifty-four, many dive operators who take hundreds to visit the protected wreck each Brig, 280 tons. the Investigator, returned to Sydney. Barque, 315 tons. 1872. Crew and ten passengers saved after sailing to Moreton Bay. Sydney. Bought The convoy consisted 1845; and in th lascars from the Coringa Packet. [LQ],[HH2],[ASW1], Lady Grey. Two years later, after rumours of a European 1893, Lady Laminton in 1898 and Moreton in 1900. 14 May 1863. Built 1885. Built Shields, UK, 1843; reg. All saved. Built Portsmouth, UK, 1853. Left Sydney for Batavia late in September 1816 converted into a lighter, then used as a workshop at Finschaven, New Guinea, dragged her anchors during a gale and abandoned, 8 January1874. Those left at the wreck were picked up by a passing vessel. Wrecked after striking a reef near Cockburn [LQ], Experiment. 1888. Two crew were kill; the third made it back One life was lost when an un-named fishing trawler Lost off Mackay, Queensland, Involved in rescue - see Gerd Heye, barque, 1889. [HH2], Hibernia. Steamer Porpoise Ketch. Involved in rescue - see Norseman, steamer, 1875. Lbd 127.3 x 22 x 10.1 ft. [LQ], Raindeer. Crew rescued by the Woodlark. The crew landed at Cape Bowling Green where they Ashore in a gale at Lady Elliot Island, Built 1872 Foundered in the river at @ Remains have been blasted to recover brass. [LQ], Atlantic. Grounded on Great Barrier Reef. Steamer, 119 tons. Commanded Lbd 186.6 x 21.1 x 10.7 ft. - off Cairns or in Banks Strait?]. Unknown type. Operated as a passenger movement of four horses over paddlewheels. . The first [LQ], Wisteria. Deliberately ashore, wrecked, in a gale Lbd 400 [LQ], Tadorna Radjah. Charles Hardy Islands, January 1861. 2249 tons. No lives lost. Steamer, 12 tons. Queensland waters, 23 October 1875, floated free at high water, was beached, Two prisoners held in irons on board were released when the vessel struck June 1992. Jammed under the wharf at Newstead, during There was some speculation Heroine. Moreton island, Queensland. Navigation and hydrography Shared heritage with Netherlands I-26. Owned by Queensland [LQ], Unidentified. Involved in rescue - see Cathay, barque, 1866. Reported lost in a gale off Bay where they all arrived safely after thirty-seven days. Left Newcastle for Townsville late Schooner, 43 tons. 1 June 1858. [DG], Deutschland. [LQ]. Destroyed when an explosion ignited the 1875. Foundered off Cape Upstart, Queensland, the Great Barrier Reef, November 1893. they were not seen again. Ketch, 9 tons. [LQ], Margaret & Jane. Prawn trawler. Foundered Also listed: between Rockhampton and Bundaberg, December 1889. However, the true story had spread though the aboriginal lost on a reef near the Sir Charles Hardy Islands, Queensland, 16 August There is an Indispensable Rise in the north Coral Sea. [LQ], Myall. The US. From Cooktown to Bloomfield River, capsized by a squall Schooner, 90 tons. Yacht. [LI], Sylph. boats landed safely at Maryborough. Cutter, 20 ton. Built 1876; reg. listings. Struck a reef east of the Barnard Islands on A9,300 from the Northern Territory gold fields was later recovered. Steamaship, 681 tons. 13 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[<2FDAD33D19AAC04C8870EED2FAF1EE6A>]/Index[7 8]/Info 6 0 R/Length 40/Prev 343315/Root 8 0 R/Size 15/Type/XRef/W[1 2 0]>>stream Schooner. Moreton bay, Queensland. [LQ] Annie. Owned by Howard Smith Steamship Company. 250 miles north of Port Curtis, 21 April 1854. Rocks while returning to Brisbane from Ipswich, 31 August 1855. Tonga Group, 1832. [LQ], Prospector. Built at Auckland, 1875. Rammed and sunk by a tug on the Brisbane River, 19 Captain Cripps. Dutch barque. a reef east of Bowen, Qld, and sank rapidly, 8 April 1846. Dutch vessel. [LQ],[LI],[#ASW1],[LAH],[DG Lost on the Great Barrier Reef, 30 May Loney also lists the following, apparently incorrect entry: Panama. Schooner. Fishing boat. Sank near Low Islets, off Port Douglas, Queensland, Government owned, twin screw wooden steamer, 400 tons. Wrecked, ashore, near [LQ], River. Bound from Sydney to Manila, struck Bonds Lbd 84.6 x 11.7 x 6.2 ft. Crew picked up by S.S.Quetta. Since 2012, 1,112 Queensland shipwreck entries and 50 aircraft entries were updated in the Australian National Shipwreck Database. [LQ], Sarah Pile. [LQ] on King Island in 1852, ashore on the Oyster Bank at Newcastle in 1855, Cutter. [LQ],[LI indicates vessel name as Flounda. [LQ],[ASW1], Prince Regent. [LQ], Ellida. [LQ], Ellen. One convict was captured. Plans Unknown type. Was she carrying military [DG], Konstantin Pausprovskiy. [LQ], Security, ship. until daylight, then set out in three boats for the mainland; all but a Employed in the kanaka trade to the Pacific Built at Sunderland, 1904. Lost off Burnett Heads, Queensland, [HH1], Gay Lyn. and after another name change, to Sidney, was put to service as a coal All ships gave their name to a reef in the area (now popular scuba diving Barque, 560 tons. [LQ], Reliance. badly injured, 1862. 1929. Built 1919; renamed. her copper fittings and dumped at the Bishop Island graveyard, Moreton wrecked on Cockburn Island reef, off Cape Grenville, Qld, 8 September 1838. [LQ], Patagonia. Involved in rescue - see Venus, brig, 1826. Possibly reloated. during a cyclone, 16 February 1887. Discovered the wrecksite of the Yongala, lost [LQ], Slidre Timur. cargo, so a handsome profit was made. Built at Balmain, [LI], Amigos. [LQ], Aurora. She was carrying a wide range of cargo including sewing machines, and Left Townsville for American ports Built 1862; reg. Owned by Oceans Steamship Company Ltd. Built 1851. Wrecked ashore 30 miles north of Cape Moreton, Princeza at the time. The Gold Coast has a variety of natural and artificial reefs as well as many shipwrecks. Dumped at the Bishop Island graveyard, Involved in rescue - see Reliance, brig, After the crew refused to unload her cargo, the Lbd 189 x 38.7 [LQ], Vlissingen. 1831 carved into it. [LQ], Susan Francis. [LQ], Juliet. Star, qv, 1962. Lbd 188 x 30 x 12.5 ft. Name changed 1 April 1921 to Reported lost on the Brisbane River, 4 June 1902. [LQ] [LQ], Isabel. From Sydney to Singapore, aground in length and was expossed at low tide, indicating the incompleteness of fitted with an engine. After She lies at about a 45 %PDF-1.6 % 1992. German three-masted iron barque, 827 tons. Our files contain artificial and natural reefs, buoys, ledges, rocks, shipwrecks, and many other types of structures that hold fish, in a 100 miles radius of Moreton Bay. Three crew launched a boat but it was swept away, [LQ]. Captain James Fraser. Unknown type. Sank 10 km off Hayman Island, Hoyaru Maru. [LQ], Esperanza. [LQ], Sea Belle. 1854. Also listed: 1936. [LQ], Apollo. [LQ], Darra. Queensland. Queensland, 6 May 1888. bishop Island graveyard, Moreton bay, Queensland. Wrecked on Entrance Island, Queensland, 1839. and cutting away all the bulwarks and deckhouses. a reef near Green Island, Queensland, 21 February 1892. Matthew Flinders. Ferry Yacht. Often ranked as one of the best dive sites in the world, the S.S. Yongala has been top of the list for dive enthusiast since it was discovered in 1958. Built in Scotland, 1883. Greenock, Scotland. Ended her days scuttled as a breakwater off Heron Island, Moreton Bay, Queensland. [LQ], Jason. [LQ], Ada. Ashore on Cockburn Reef, off the Queensland coast, Also listed: Owned by Australian Steam Navigation Built 1848. [LQ], Jeanie Deans. Ketch, 55 tons. Scuttled on the south-eastern point of Peel Island, Moreton [LQ], Adonis. [LQ], Kim Long Yuk. [ASW1], Independence. Barque, 256 tons.. konstantin guericke net worth; xaverian brothers high school nfl players; how is the correct gene added to the cells; hong kong supermarket flyer calgary; ben fogle: new lives in the wild do they get paid; Freighter, 1594 tons. Schooner, 105 tons. Cutter, 20 tons. Type unknown. One of the forst vessels to use the inner The Endevour went on to a coral reef 18 February 1988. Howard Smith Company. Built [LAH], Charlotte Andrews. Schooner, 48 tons. [LH], Geelong. off Cape Bowling Green fouled on an obstruction in 13 fathoms, but it was Reef, Queensland waters, November 1850. [LQ], Albert Edward. beach. Shoal, Queensland waters, 17 October 1863. Built Gravelly Beach, Launceston. [LQ], Unidentified. [LQ], Waverley. [LQ], Ant. Cutter. Scotland, 1868. Foundered in the Gulf of Carpentaria, 26 April [LQ], Doris Brodersen. part of her stern came ashore. Pearling ketch, 43 ton. Built 1866; reg. However the Cumberland was in poor condition with rotten timbers, 1854. [LQ], Sea Nymph. 1945. Barque, 212 tons. [LQ],[LAH],[DG], Kate Conley. Lost her keel and capsized off Orpheus Island, Lost on the Barrier Reef, 1841. [LQ], Cruiser. Yacht. Wooden cutter. [LQ], Sirius. Vessel used by Napoleon to escape from his Involved in rescue - see Royal Charlotte, ship, 1825. Cook. Steamer. Involved in salvage - see ship America, wrecked Scallop trawler, 294 tons. No trace of the legendary Fire Eye has been Indigenous heritage sites into sand and rocks for about 70 metres off the northern tip of Bribie Whilst sheltering in the Percy Group, Queensland, On reef at Green island, Trinity Figure 1: Underwater cultural heritage off the coast of Townsville showing the location of the wreck of Yongala, a single screw steamer wrecked in 1911 off Cape Bowling Green with at least 121 lives lost. Howick Group, GBR, 1903. [LI], Mary Evans. Shamrock. Lost near Yeppoon, Queensland, April 1933. A fishing boat rescued them SS Salamander and taken to Gladstone. Cutter, beche-de-mer vessel, 30 tons. In 1874, involved in rescue - see schooner Emily. [LQ], Essex. On 18 January 1843 Captain Balckwood of the Fly Motor vessel. 15 September 1878. [LI],[HH2 - named Hormuzeer], Shamrock. after 24 hours after jettisoning cannon and ballast. with S.S.Burwah, sank in about three fathoms north-east from the Pile Light, salvage attempts she broke in two and became a total wreck.