What is recorded here

Albia (prob.) stands upright ten metres deep off County Antrim, a five-metre tramp steamer wreck from 1929. The sea took her without ceremony, but she never fell over. She still points her bow at the sky like a finger pressing through water, waiting for someone to read what she was trying to say.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Albia (prob.) as Tramp Steamer. It was lost in 1929. Recorded depth: 10m. Recorded condition: 5m high, upright..

Albia (prob.) was a tramp steamer lost in 1929 in Northern Ireland waters. Little is known about the loss, including whether any lives or cargo were lost, though its upright preservation at 10m depth suggests it may hold archaeological or historical interest.

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