Citizen of London wreck

Co-ordinates 20' off

  • Country Built WA

  • Port Built Vasse

  • When Built 1878

  • Length 17.40

  • Beam 5.70

  • Draft 2.60

  • Engine N

  • TONA 53.00

  • When Lost 1880/08/20

  • Where Lost Bunbury

  • Sinking After being beached because of severe hole

  • Sunk Code Wrecked and sunk

  • Port From Bunbury

  • Port To Fremantle

Museum Reference

  • wreck Citizen of London

  • Protected Federal

  • Found N

  • Inspected N

  • Official Number 75303

  • File Number 405/71

  • Confidential NO

Artefact information

Full information about the Citizen of London
wreck Citizen of London
When Lost 1880/08/20
Protected Federal
Found N
Inspected N
Where Lost Bunbury
Engine N
TONA 53.00
Country Built WA
Port Built Vasse
When Built 1878
Port Registered Fremantle
Official Number 75303
Length 17.40
Beam 5.70
Draft 2.60
Crew 4
Sinking After being beached because of severe hole
Sunk Code Wrecked and sunk
Port From Bunbury
Port To Fremantle
Cargo Sandalwood
Master Arthur Payne
Owner George and Arthur Payne of Capel
Builder George Payne
File Number 405/71
Comments Co-ordinates 20' off
Sources The Countryman, 27 June 1961 Inquiry respecting Citizen of London, 3 September 1880, C.S.O. 1309/1880, fol. 44 West Australian, 5 May 1880 McCarthy, M., Koombana Bay Wrecks: an site buried. investigation of the wrecks in the bay for the State Energy Commission of WA. Report, Department of Maritime Archaeology, Wetern Australian Museum Report, No.20.
Confidential NO
URL http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/wrecks/citizen-london