What is recorded here

Alamance (prob.) is a shipwreck in County Antrim, Ireland. Perhaps the sea took her in 1918 and kept her at 135 feet, where salt and pressure rewrote every edge. Maybe her hull still lies broken beneath the green water, waiting for a diver who never comes.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Alamance (prob.) as a wreck. It was lost in 1918. Recorded depth: 135.

The *Alamance (prob.)* was a steamship, likely American, lost in 1918 near Northern Ireland, probably due to enemy action during World War I. It sank with its cargo, though no lives were lost.

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