Wreck Site Database

[rgecy]

I came across this website while looking for some information on a wreck. Seems to be a good compilation of AWOIS and other wreck sources. Didn't know if it had been posted before, but one for the favorites list!

Whats cool is users can post updates on listed wrecksites or even post new wrecksites.

http://www.wrecksite.eu/wrecksite.aspx?lan=en

Robert

 

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[Trond]

Thanks for the link.

 

[Voldbjerg]

Hi Trond,

If you are from norway - maybe this site is usefull to you http://www.vragguiden.dk/

/V

 

[Trond]

Takk for linken Voldbjerg.

 

[VOC]

If you are diving or reasearching wrecks in the UK you may find these sites of interest:

http://www.southwestmafia.com/forumswm/vbgooglemaphse.php

www.shipwrecks.uk.com

http://www.ukdiving.co.uk/wrecks/

http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.001002003007002002

 

[DennisB]

Thanks Robert,
Interesting sight.

Dennis

 

[Narked1]

Hi Robert,
Yeah, Wrecksite is a pretty good site. Have been using it for a while now for wrecks located here in Egypt while building my own wreck database website for shipwrecks located off the Egyptian coasts (not just the Red Sea). In the "References" section on my site there may also be some useful resources for you to use as well.

"http://www.shipwrecksofegypt.com"

Still have a lot of work to do in the site and it's a bit on the amatuerish side, but hey, it's my first website that I've built from the ground up.
Now that our dive season here on the north coast is coming into the slow season I have a lot more time to work on it.

Mike