Bellubera
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Bellubera
was built as a ferry and passenger ship in New South Wales
by Morts
Dock & Engineering, and was launched in April 1910.
She was called the "Hodoo" ship because of her bad luck
and collided with several ships during her career. During
work on the ship in 1936 a worker also lost his life. She
ended her career in 1973 and was laid up in Sydney.
1.August 1980 she was rigged down and scuttled at Long
Reef right outside Sydney. The remains of her rest today
in two parts on a depth of 45 to 48 meter.
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| GPS (WGS84): 34º 42' 42.3" S151º 21' 04.1" E ( Source: Michael Mcfaden )  Picture: Baragoola, sister ship of Bellubera Wikipedia, Public domain Last Updated: September 2019 |
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