D/S Romanby
About D/S Romanby
This site features the wreck of the British steamship Romanby, which was torpedoed during naval fighting in Narvik harbour on 10 April 1940 and sank. The wreck lies upright on its keel between 14 and 28 metres, with visible torpedo damage along the port side.
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D/S Romanby Planning Details
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Reported Depth
14m - 28m
Depth Note
Wreck reported to sit on its keel from 14 to 28 m.
Safety & Access At D/S Romanby
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Safety Notes
As a wreck dive, use appropriate wreck-diving procedures and avoid entering enclosed spaces without proper training and equipment.
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Scuba
Wreck dive on an upright steamship spanning 14–28 m, with significant torpedo damage visible on the port side.
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