Epave du Nann Smith
About Epave du Nann Smith
The Nann Smith is a Norwegian cargo shipwreck that sank in 1917 after striking a floating mine while carrying iron ore. The wreck rests on the seabed at about 24 m, with the boilers standing 4–5 m proud and much of the structure still clearly visible. The wreck is covered with marine growth and supports abundant sea life, making it a rich spot for exploring both the remains of the vessel and its resident fauna.
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24m+
Depth Note
Wreck described at a depth of 24 m; boilers rise 4–5 m above the seabed.
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A wreck dive around 24 m where the ship’s structure and boilers remain clearly visible.
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