Ulysses
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The
steamer Ulysses was launched in November 1860 after being
built by R. & W. Hawthorn Leslie Company in Hebburn On
Tyne in England. She was put in service for Ocean
Steamship Company in London and operated the route between
England and China. Under a journey from London to Penang
in Malaysia she hit ground and was firmly stuck at Gobal
Sheghir 16. August 1887. In the following days most of the
cargo and inventory was salvaged before she went down in
the deep. The wreck rest today with the bow as the
shallowest point on a depth of 6 to 30 meter north of
Gobal Sheghir.
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12 N, 33 48' 10 E ( Source: Tour Egypt ) Last updated: November 2018 |
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