What is recorded here
Medora is a lost ship in County Down, Ireland. She sank in 1918 and now lies 137m below the surface. The sea took her cargo, crew and name, but the depth still marks the place where she disappeared.
The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Medora as Ship type unknown. It was lost in 1918. Recorded depth: 137m.
The *Medora* was a ship lost in 1918 off Northern Ireland, lying at a depth of 137 meters; its type and specific circumstances of loss, including details of cargo or casualties, remain unidentified.
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