Showing posts with label Rigil K. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rigil K. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 April 2024

South Africa: Montgomery, Eliza, Breerivier & Rigil K shipwrecks

SAHRA Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage

Henrietta Spasheti wreck in Namibia

March 15:

“This day in our shipwreck and aeronautical wreck history”

1847: Montgomery, this American sailing vessel wrecked in a south easterly gale on a reef off Cape Agulhas in the Western Cape.

1859: Eliza (in some databases the Faramound), this vessel is believed to have wrecked near the Great Brak River in Mossel Bay in the Western Cape with fragments of a vessel washing up there. Very little is known about it. 

1972: Breerivier, this South African motor-powered fishing vessel wrecked at Cape St Martin on the Vredenburg Peninsula off the west coast in the Western Cape.

1990: Rigil K, this sailing yacht wrecked at Bokpunt, just north of Cape Town, off the west coast in the Western Cape after drifting in heavy weather for almost 30 km.

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Saturday, 2 April 2022

March 15: This day in South African shipwreck History | История кораблекрушений в Южной Африке

SAHRA Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage

See also: Namibian shipwrecks

March 15:

“This day in South African shipwreck History”

1847: Montgomery, this sailing vessel wrecked in a south easterly gale on a reef off Cape Agulhas in the Western Cape.

1859: Eliza, this vessel wrecked in the Great Brak River in Mossel Bay in the Western Cape.

1972: Breerivier, this motor-powered fishing vessel wrecked at Cape St Martin on the Vredenburg Peninsula off the west coast in the Western Cape.

1990: Rigil K, this sailing yacht wrecked at Bokpunt, just north of Cape Town, off the west coast in the Western Cape after drifting for almost 30km.

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Aerial photo/video service/inquiries: info@traveltonamibia.com
Telegram: ExploringNamibia