What is recorded here

Lagan is a three-mast steamer that sank off County Down in 1946. She still lies largely intact on her port side in twenty-seven metres of water, anchor and cable deployed as if she had merely moored for the night. The sea kept her shape while the world above forgot her name.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Lagan as 3 mast steamer. It was lost in 1946. Recorded depth: 27-30m. Recorded condition: largely intact (5m high), lying on port side with anchor and cable deployed.

Lagan was a three-masted steamship lost in 1946 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It sank in 27–30 metres of water, resting largely intact on its port side with anchor and cable deployed; no details of lives or cargo lost are recorded, though its preservation offers value for maritime archaeological study.

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