Karmøy
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The
steamer Karmøy was sunk by British Barracuda and Seafire
planes from HMS Implacable 28.October 1944 outside
Lødingen harbor. After the German occupation of Norway in
1940, Karmøy was requisitioned by the Germans and sailed
between Germany and Norway during the war. Under the
attack five people died. After second world war salvage
was done on the wreck by the Norwegian company Høvding
Skipsopphugging and today the remains rest on a depth of
approx 10 to 24 meter.
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| 68° 25' 27" N, 16° 0' 6" E
 Picture: Karmøy Originally from skovheim.org |
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