Carlos
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Carlos
was laid down at Fougner Staalbeton Skibsbyggnings Company
in Moss, and was launched in December 1918. All the
concrete vessels built at Fougner was meant for transport
to Spain, but they never received the necessary licenses
and ended up doing service in Norway. Carlos hit ground
north of Jeløy in November 1919. She was later raised and
ended her days in Kjellandsvika outside Moss shipyard.
Remains of a hull that is believed to be Carlos, rest
today on a depth of approximately 5 meter in Kjellandsvik
close to shore. Also see the wrecks of her sister ships Silvestre
and Nicanor.
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 Picture: Drawing of Nicanor, sister ship of Carlos Originally from skovheim.org Last updated: August 2019
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