What is recorded here

Hinde is a Dutch coaster lost off County Antrim in 1940, still scattered under six to eight metres of water. The sea took a working ship, not a grand vessel, and kept its ribs hidden from most people. What remains is a small wound in the seabed, waiting for a diver brave enough to see what the water forgot.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Hinde as Dutch coaster. It was lost in 1940. Recorded depth: 6-8m. Recorded condition: Scattered wreckage.

The *Hinde* was a Dutch coaster lost in 1940 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It was likely lost during World War II, possibly due to enemy action or mine strike, with scattered wreckage and no specific details on casualties or cargo.

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