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Salisbury: Montrose Harbour Approach, North Sea

Steamship (20th Century)

Site Name Salisbury: Montrose Harbour Approach, North Sea

Classification Steamship (20th Century)

Alternative Name(s) Montrose Harbour Entrance; River South Esk; Salisbury

Canmore ID 200317

Site Number NO75NW 8065

NGR NO 725 569

NGR Description NO c. 725 569

Datum Datum not recorded

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  • Council Angus
  • Parish Maritime - Angus
  • Former Region Tayside
  • Former District Maritime
  • Former County Not Applicable

Archaeology Notes

NO75NW 8065 c. 725 569

N56 42.2 W2 27

NLO: Montrose [name: NO 720 572].

Location formerly entered as NO c. 72 56 [N56 42 W2 27].

(Location of loss cited as 'Montrose, Harbour entrance' and 'in the river at Montrose').

R Larn and B Larn 1998.

(Classified as iron steamship, with cargo of coal: date of loss cited as 21 December 1901). Salisbury: [this vessel] stranded [at the] entrance to Montrose Harbour. Capt. Neish.

Registration: Penzance. Built 1876. 187grt. Length: 34m. Beam: 6m.

(Location of loss cited as N56 42.25 W2 26.00).

I G Whittaker 1998.

(Location re-entered as NO c. 725 569 [N56 42.2 W2 27.0]). The location assigned to this record is essentially arbitrary, being derived from the location of loss ('[at the] entrance to Montrose Harbour') that is cited by Whittaker.

Montrose Harbour or the Port of Montrose (NO75NW 44.00) occupies an ill-defined area around NO 7123 5121. It does not have a clearly-defined entrance, but is approached (from the E) between the extensive estuarine sandbanks of the River South Esk, which extend as far East as Scurdie Ness [name: NO 735 567]. The vessel evidently stranded within the area of these sandbanks.

Information from RCAHMS (RJCM), 16 November 2011.

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Loss (21 December 1901)

(Location of loss cited as 'Montrose, Harbour entrance' and 'in the river at Montrose').

R Larn and B Larn 1998.

(Classified as iron steamship, with cargo of coal: date of loss cited as 21 December 1901). Salisbury: [this vessel] stranded [at the] entrance to Montrose Harbour. Capt. Neish.

Registration: penzance. Built 1876. 187grt. Length: 34m. Beam: 6m.

(Location of loss cited as N56 42.25 W2 26.00).

I G Whittaker 1998.

Named Location (Nlo) (29 October 2001)

NLO: Montrose [name: NO 720 572].

Location formerly entered as NO c. 72 56 [N56 42 W2 27].

Note (16 November 2011)

(Location re-entered as NO c. 725 569 [N56 42.2 W2 27.0]). The location assigned to this record is essentially arbitrary, being derived from the location of loss ('[at the] entrance to Montrose Harbour') that is cited by Whittaker.

Montrose Harbour or the Port of Montrose (NO75NW 44.00) occupies an ill-defined area around NO 7123 5121. It does not have a clearly-defined entrance, but is approached (from the E) between the extensive estuarine sandbanks of the River South Esk, which extend as far East as Scurdie Ness [name: NO 735 567]. The vessel evidently stranded within the area of these sandbanks.

Information from RCAHMS (RJCM), 16 November 2011.

Reference (2011)

Whittaker ID : 2768

Name : SALISBURY

Latitude : 564215

Longitude : 22600

Date Built : 1876

Registration : PENZANCE

Type : SS (IRON)

Tonnage : 187

Tonnage Code : G

Length : 34

Beam : 6

Draught : 3m

Loss Day : 21

Loss Month : 12

Loss Year : 1901

Comment : Stranded entr to Montrose Hbr. Capt. Neish

Cargo : COAL

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