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SCHIEDAM

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Remains of an English transport vessel (originally Dutch fluit in the Dutch East India service) · Source-reported sinking date: 1684

Damaged by the storm and the surf action

Historical background

Schiedam began as a Dutch merchant vessel. After capture by corsairs and subsequent recapture by the Royal Navy, she carried people and military equipment home from the English evacuation of Tangier. She was wrecked off Gunwalloe, Cornwall, in 1684. Archaeological investigations by David Gibbins and Mark Milburn have examined surviving guns and other cargo, helping explain the ship’s final voyage.

Further reading: David Gibbins — The Schiedam (1684)

Stranded at Jangye-ryn during a gale in 1684 during a storm, en route from Tangier to England, carrying passengers, horses, stores, machinery and cannon. Discovered in 1971.

Protection: Protected wreck. Position: Polygon centroid.

Depth notes: 4-7.

Source: Historic England; reference 1000049; source update 2025.

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Source-reported sinking: 1911 · Historic England

HMS A1 in 1906, before her final sinking as a target in 1911.
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United Kingdom · Remains of an English transport vessel (originally Dutch fluit in the Dutch East India service)

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Source-reported sinking: 1684 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1758 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1749 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1703 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1703 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1703 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1690 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1439 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1809 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1707 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1530 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1597 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1527 · Historic England

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United Kingdom · Remains of a British galley

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Source-reported sinking: 1721 · Historic England

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United Kingdom · Remains of the offshore section of an English Second Rate warship

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Source-reported sinking: 1691 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1691 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1672 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1640 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1545 · Historic England

Mary Rose depicted in the Anthony Roll, circa 1546. Period illustration, not a photograph.
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Source-reported sinking: 1684 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1798 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1779 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1912 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1739 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1753 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1901 · GSI_326

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Source-reported sinking: 1967 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1912 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1915 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1917 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1918 · Historic England

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Source-reported sinking: 1888 · National Monuments Service

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Source-reported sinking: 1875 · National Monuments Service

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Source-reported sinking: 1854 · National Monuments Service

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Source-reported sinking: 1853 · Fraser 1853 (1866), Admiralty Chart 2831

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