Langdon wreck

Fleet of 31 luggers departed Onslow for Carnarvon on 02/05/1942. B3 Langdon missing. Lugger found by Ningaloo station part owner Mr McBolt total wreck. No survivors seen. Crew of 5 (Koepangers) of Dutch E. Indies nationality. Lugger reported wrecked 06/05/1942. Wreck reported 1.5 miles S of Frazer Is lighthouse in heavy breakers mast only showing. Vessel hull completely submerged in a hole in reef, vessel facing N.

  • When Lost 1942/05/06

  • Where Lost On reef 1.5 miles S of Frazer Is in heavy breakers

  • Port From Onslow

  • Port To Carnarvon

Museum Reference

  • wreck Langdon

  • Found N

  • Registration Number B3

  • Confidential NO

Artefact information

Full information about the Langdon
wreck Langdon
When Lost 1942/05/06
Found N
Where Lost On reef 1.5 miles S of Frazer Is in heavy breakers
Registration Number B3
Deaths 5
Crew 5
Port From Onslow
Port To Carnarvon
Comments Fleet of 31 luggers departed Onslow for Carnarvon on 02/05/1942. B3 Langdon missing. Lugger found by Ningaloo station part owner Mr McBolt total wreck. No survivors seen. Crew of 5 (Koepangers) of Dutch E. Indies nationality. Lugger reported wrecked 06/05/1942. Wreck reported 1.5 miles S of Frazer Is lighthouse in heavy breakers mast only showing. Vessel hull completely submerged in a hole in reef, vessel facing N.
Sources SRO 430 ITEM 1942/2729 Police Dept Geraldton
Confidential NO
URL http://www.museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/wrecks/langdon