What is recorded here

Rover was a paddle steamer lost off County Antrim in 1852. She lies shallow, three to four metres down, broken into pieces but still holding iron parts that resist the sea. The water there is not empty; it keeps the shape of a journey that ended too soon.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Rover as Paddle steamer. It was lost in 1852. Recorded depth: 3-4m. Recorded condition: Broken up; some iron components surviving.

Rover was a paddle steamer lost in 1852 in Northern Ireland. It was broken up on the seabed, with some iron components remaining; no details of lives or cargo lost are recorded.

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