What is recorded here

Leeds City is a steamship wreck lying intact and upright at 111m depth in County Down, Ireland. Lost in 1918, its 80m length, 12m beam and 11m height still stand out beneath the green water. The chambered hull may have carried goods, people or messages when it vanished, and that unknown life still gives the wreck more shape than any measure alone.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Leeds City as Steamship. It was lost in 1918. Recorded depth: 111m. Recorded condition: Intact and upright. Anomaly = 80m long, 12m wide, 11m high.

Leeds City was a steamship lost in 1918. It sank in Northern Ireland waters, lying intact and upright at a depth of 111m, with no specific details on lives or cargo lost recorded.

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