What is recorded here

ST Mungo (poss.) is a steamship lost in 1917, still intact and possibly upright at 68m in County Down. Its 72m frame, 10m beam and 6.2m depth suggest a substantial vessel, but the possibility marker leaves identity uncertain. The clear anomaly is size and preservation, not narrative.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies ST Mungo (poss.) as Steamship. It was lost in 1917. Recorded depth: 68m. Recorded condition: Intact + poss upright with superstructure amidships. Anomaly = 72 X 10 X 6.2m.

Steamship ST Mungo (poss.) was lost in 1917 in Northern Ireland waters, lying intact at a depth of 68m; it was likely a cargo vessel, with no specific details on lives or cargo lost recorded.

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