Gascony
About Gascony
The Gascony is a wreck site torpedoed in January 1918, lying at about 27 m on the edge of the Owers. The wreck is upside down and has deteriorated over time. Careful navigation is needed around the wreckage, and divers may still spot items from its cargo such as the wheels of army gun carriages intended for the British Army.
Where Is Gascony?
Gascony Planning Details
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Reported Depth
27m+
Depth Note
The wreck lies in 27 m on the edge of the Owers.
Safety & Access At Gascony
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Navigation around the wreck needs care due to the wreck being upside down and deteriorated.
Local Intel For Gascony
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Scuba
A wreck dive to around 27 m with careful navigation required around deteriorated structure.
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