What is recorded here

Nokomis is a shipwreck in County Derry, Ireland. Perhaps the Barque broke apart during a violent winter storm, scattering timber and iron across the shallow seabed. Maybe fishermen avoided that patch of water because dark shadows still move beneath the green surface. Imagine the deck planks twisting under pressure until the vessel vanished into the silt.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Nokomis as Barque. It was lost in 1884. Recorded depth: 3 - 8m.

Nokomis was a barque lost in 1884 off the coast of Northern Ireland, resting at a depth of 3–8 metres. Its exact loss circumstances and cargo remain unspecified, but it contributes to the regional maritime history of 19th-century shipping.

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