Lake Edon
About Lake Edon
A World War I-era cargo shipwreck that was torpedoed in 1918 while carrying coal from Wales. The wreck now lies on the seabed at around 35–40 m depth. Marine life reported on the site includes large pollack and schools of bib, along with pink sea fans and common UK wreck residents such as conger eels, crabs, lobsters, urchins, and sea stars.
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Lake Edon Planning Details
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Reported Depth
35m - 40m
Safety & Access At Lake Edon
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Safety Notes
Depth places this wreck in the advanced range; plan appropriate gas, decompression, and redundancy.
Local Intel For Lake Edon
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Scuba
A deep wreck dive with the seabed around 35–40 m.
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Exposure Profile at Lake Edon
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