What is recorded here
Unknown wreck SWR225 lies in County Antrim, Ireland, a stranded ghost with a few ribs still piercing the sand. The sea forgot to finish removing it, leaving behind a skeletal hint of the vessel that once cut the water. What those ribs belonged to has vanished, but the wreck remains visible enough to mark the edge where human making ends and coastal erasure begins.
The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Recorded wreck SWR225 as Unknown stranded wreck. It was lost in Unknown. Recorded depth: -1m. Recorded condition: A few ribs are visible sticking out of the sand.
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