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| name |
CONCORDIA |
| date of sunk |
1 october 1945 |
| site |
8 miles off Tino Island (SP) |
| reason |
collision with a mine |
| type of ship |
fishing boat |
| engines |
1 |
| armament |
nothing |
| dimension |
33 x 6 mt. - 124 ton. |
| depth |
40 mt. (max) |
difficulty of dive.
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recreational-hight |
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The wreck lies in navigation trim and
is in good condition , the deckhouse is at stern and two holds with a large entrance toward prow, one hold was devasted by explosion of the mine and a great hole of aout 3 mt. of diameter is in the left side. Toward prow we can see one of two ship cranes with his wharp. |
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- 1892 Launched in Raylton Dixon & Co. Ldt ship yard of Middlesbrourgh in Graet
Britain with the name of "Tyne Meadows".
- 1927 Sended to owner Arnaldo Cobebò of Livorno and registered with the registration mark " GE 1425" and the name "Marea" to maritime compartment of
Genova.
- 1931 gave up tothe owner Luigi Licchena of Catania and registered to maritime compartment of Catania.
- 1933 gave up to owner Santo Comis that renamed it in "Concordia".
- 1936 gave up to owner Placido Lizio.
- 12 September 1943 sunk to Formia by Deutchland, then picked up and sold to a new owner Licciardello & C. di
Catania.
- 10 October 1945 hits against a mine off Tino Island and disappears in the depths forever......
- 2004 some member of O.D.T.T. identified after long and exhausting research diving for the first time on the wreck.
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