Glenbank wreck

Finn called Anti Kitala swam ashore and was rescued three days later by pearling lugger. Put out to sea from Depuch Is on 05/02/19 due to bad weather. Though struck Delambre Reef or rocks adjacent to Legendre Is.

  • Country Built Scotland

  • Port Built Glasgow

  • When Built 1893

  • Engine N

  • TONA 1481.00

  • TONB 1359.00

  • When Lost 1911/02/07

  • Where Lost Capsized 20 miles off Cossack, 8 or 9 miles off Legendre Reef

  • Sinking Cargo shifted. Though struck Delambre Reef or rocks adjacent to Legendre Is

  • Sunk Code Foundered

  • Port From San Nicholas, South America

  • Port To Balla Balla (via Cossack)

Museum Reference

  • wreck Glenbank

  • Protected Federal

  • Found N

  • Inspected N

  • File Number 4/79

  • Chart Number 327

  • Confidential NO

Artefact information

Full information about the Glenbank
wreck Glenbank
When Lost 1911/02/07
Protected Federal
Found N
Inspected N
Where Lost Capsized 20 miles off Cossack, 8 or 9 miles off Legendre Reef
Engine N
TONA 1481.00
TONB 1359.00
Country Built Scotland
Port Built Glasgow
When Built 1893
Port Registered Nystad, Finland
Deaths 24
Crew 25
Sinking Cargo shifted. Though struck Delambre Reef or rocks adjacent to Legendre Is
Sunk Code Foundered
Port From San Nicholas, South America
Port To Balla Balla (via Cossack)
Cargo 1800 tons copper ore
Master F.R. Morgan
Owner J.A. Zachariassen
Builder Rogers & Co. Glasgow
File Number 4/79
Chart Number 327
Comments Finn called Anti Kitala swam ashore and was rescued three days later by pearling lugger. Put out to sea from Depuch Is on 05/02/19 due to bad weather. Though struck Delambre Reef or rocks adjacent to Legendre Is.
Sources SRO 1066 Item 1911/172 and 1911/229 SRO 430 ITEM 1911/0837 Telegram 10/02/1911 Roebourne
Confidential NO
URL http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/wrecks/glenbank-1