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History
The Lundy ship, produced in 1908 in Beverley, England, is a fishing vessel owned by the Hull Steam Fishing & Ice Company before the war. The ship, equipped with a Smith brand engine, measures 33.6 x 6.5 meters. Although it was used for civilian purposes before the Gallipoli Campaign, it was seized when the war broke out and assigned to mine-sweeping duties in Gallipoli. On August 16, 1915, while loading ammunition, it collided with a ship named Kalyan that was trying to escape Turkish artillery fire, sustaining damage and sinking. The ship, located at a depth of 27 meters, retains its integrity except for the damage at the stern that caused it to sink.

Diving Equipment Information:
The equipment to be used for diving includes the essential gear used in equipped dives, such as a mask, fins, weights, buoyancy vest, diving tank, wetsuit (3-5 mm depending on the season), regulator, gloves, and a 7 mm neoprene suit for the months of November to March, as well as semi-dry or dry suits. Diving can also be conducted with this equipment in the historical underwater park of Gallipoli.

Images from the Shipwreck

Diving Points

3D Photogrammetry

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