Gascogny

Shipwreck

Why this matters

Gascogny was a 17th-century English merchant vessel wrecked near the coast of Normandy in 1632. It was lost during a storm while transporting wool and timber, with no recorded loss of life; its remains are significant as an example of early 17th-century Anglo-French trade.

What is recorded here

The public map records Gascogny as a wreck.

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