Hadsel
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Hadsel
was one of many vessels that after the second world war
had to do service in the Coastal Express. The company had
lost many of their ship under the second world war and
replacements were needed. She was originally laid down in
Moss in 1940 and put to service in Vesterålske Dampskip
company the year after. Four years later she sailed as a
Coastal Express from November 1945 until April 1950. She
was then retired and was used as a coastal freighter and
passenger ferry. 29.January 1958 she ran aground near
Nakkmean outside Reine and sank to a depth of approx 35 to
52 meter.
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| 67° 55' 52" N, 13° 5' 57" E  Picture: Hadsel Courtesy of Hurtigrute Museet Originally from skovheim.org |
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