What is recorded here

City of Bristol is a steam trawler lost in 1906, still standing four metres high inside a scour pit twenty metres deep. The sea cut a hollow around her instead of burying her, as if the water wanted to keep her visible. She is not a hidden wreck but a standing mark, the kind of place where the ocean stops pretending it forgets.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies City of Bristol as Steam trawler. It was lost in 1906. Recorded depth: 20m. Recorded condition: 4m high in scour pit.

City of Bristol was a steam trawler lost in 1906 off Northern Ireland, lying in 20m of water within a scour pit. The wreck, 4m high, represents early 20th-century fishing industry activity in the region.

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