Tuncurry

Steamer Screw, Broken Bay, NSW.

  • Max Depth:          60 Mtrs
  • Average Depth:    60 Mtrs
  • Average Viz:        10 Mtrs
  • Construction:      Wood  
  • Sank In:              23 Oct 1916 
  • Lives Lost:           0

    • The Tuncurry was a wooden carvel Steamer screw built in 1903 at Cape Hawke, that was wrecked when it sprang a leak whilst carrying
      Explosives, Cement, whisky, jam and other general cargo between Sydney and Brisbane and was lost at off Barranjoey Broken Bay, New South Wales.

    Tuncurry - I

    Tuncurry – I

    Credit: Neil Vincent

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    Tuncurry – II

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    Tuncurry – III

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    Tuncurry – IV

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    Tuncurry – V

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    Tuncurry – VI

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    Tuncurry – VII

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    Tuncurry – VIII

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    Tuncurry – IX

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    Tuncurry – X

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    Tuncurry – XI

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    Tuncurry – XII

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    Tuncurry – XIII

    Credit: Neil Vincent