Einar
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The
small coastal steamer Einar was built at Trondhjems
Mekaniske Værksted, and was delivered in November 1880 to
the Norwegian company Piene & Son. She did service as
a local ferry in Trondheim, before she was leased by the
company Innherrads. Under a journey from Buvika to
Trondhjem she sank 28. May 1925. Part of her inventory and
engine was salvaged by the salvage company Norsk
Bjergningskompagnie later, and the broken remains of her
rest today on a depth of 12 to 20 meter on the south side
of Flakkgalten reef.
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63° 26' 54" N,
10° 10' 28" E Picture : Einar at Piene Mølle Originally from skovheim.org Last updated: March 2021 |
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