Multibeam echo sounder survey of the Norfalk

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Survey DRASSM

Survey DRASSM

Vist the site : Maritime archaeology of the Normandy landings

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Bow

The bow of the ship, to the north, is lying entirely to port, with the highest part rising 3 m from the seabed.

The stem which is fairly well preserved, and a hoist and loading mast are also present.

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Frames

In the centre of the wreck, the frames of the hull are visible on the east side and are about 2.5 m high.

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Stern

The stern is resting at a depth of 26.5 m and rises almost 8 m above the seabed. Large fairleads and cleats can be seen, as well as a large hoist that still has a cogwheel.

Rectangular openings (about 2m by 1m) in the deck are visible and may correspond to the passages from one deck to another.

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Cleats
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