S.S. Trevier (Wreck)
About S.S. Trevier (Wreck)
This site is the wreck of the SS Trevier, a 100 m steam cargo ship that was carrying 4,200 tons of grain when it was torpedoed on 4 April 1917 while en route from New York to Rotterdam. The wreck has broken up significantly due to extensive shallows and tidal conditions in the North Sea, but key features like the boiler and driveshaft remain recognizable.
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Typical Conditions
Shallow, tide-influenced North Sea conditions have contributed to significant wreck break-up.
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Safety Notes
The wreck is heavily cracked and broken up; use caution around unstable structure and debris, especially in tidal conditions.
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Despite significant break-up, recognizable sections such as the boiler and driveshaft can be explored.
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