What is recorded here

Andania (prob.) is a passenger ship lost in 1918, still intact at 175m in County Antrim. Its measured anomaly spans 160 X 39 X 13.3m, large enough to hold decks, cabins and the sudden violence of seawater. Whatever it carried that night, the ocean kept whole while the world above forgot the shape of its absence.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Andania (prob.) as Passenger ship. It was lost in 1918. Recorded depth: 175m. Recorded condition: Intact. Anomaly = 160 X 39 X 13.3m.

Andania (prob.) was a passenger ship lost in 1918 off Northern Ireland. It sank in deep water (175m) and remains intact, with no specific details on lives or cargo lost.

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