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Hispania
Location  

Place Name : Sound of Mull

Lat / Long : 56 ° 34 ' 9 '' North - 5 ° 59' 2'' West System used to obtain Long / Lat : Chart
OS Grid Ref - Square : 0 8 Figure : 0
Construction
Type : cargo vessel Built :  
Shipyard :
Hull material : steel  
Dimensions
Size : 1340 tonnes Length : 81 m Beam : m
History
Sunk : 1950s Cause : Date Found :
Depth
  Shallowest Deepest
Top : 0 m 0 m
Deck :
15 m 20 m
Bed : 25 m 30 m
Postition
Orientation : W Lying : Upright Condition : Intact
Seabed Type : Gravel
Artifacts :
Wreck Owner
Owner : -
Access : Public
War Grave : Unknown Protected :
Restrictions :
When to Dive Best time to dive the wreck, relative to high wate
0 - hours 0 - minutes - - high water
General Information :
Small Boat Launching :
Lochaline on Morven or Oban harbour
Notes :

An excellent dive best perfomed at slack water as 2-3knt currents flow at other times. The hull is covered in life and there used to be an intact bath lying on the deck but this was thrown overboard onto the sea bed by a rather inconsiderate club. This wreck is also usually buoyed by a 5 gallon plastic drum or something similar but beware, it might not be sometimes! Very impressive dive for both beginners and old hands.

References :
Dive NW Scotland - Gordon Ridley
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