What is recorded here

Conargo is a steamship that sank in County Down, Ireland in 1918. It still stands upright at 95m depth, intact and quiet, with a measured anomaly of 78 by 10 by 10m. The walk nearby belongs to another Conargo, but the name bridges both: one place remembered through streets and signs, the other through pressure, dark water and the patience of the sea.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Conargo as Steamship. It was lost in 1918. Recorded depth: 95m. Recorded condition: Intact and upright. Anomaly = 78 X 10 X 10m.

Conargo was a steamship lost in 1918 off the coast of Northern Ireland. It sank intact and upright in 95 meters of water, with no specific details on lives or cargo lost, though its preservation suggests potential archaeological significance.

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