What is recorded here

Raven (poss) is a possible schooner wreck in County Antrim waters, recorded as lost in 1847 at about 13m depth. Its large anchor has been lifted, but the chamber beneath may still hold brass, rope or wood. The sea keeps what it wants and gives back only what it can be bothered to show.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Raven (poss) as Schooner. It was lost in 1847. Recorded depth: 13m. Recorded condition: Large anchor (now lifted). Uncertain if other wreckage remains.

The *Raven* was a schooner lost in 1847 off Northern Ireland, likely due to storm damage common in the region during that period. Its anchor was recovered, but the vessel’s remains and any potential cargo or lives lost remain uncertain.

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