What is recorded here

Fifty-seven metres beneath County Antrim, the steamship Tiberia still stands upright, her bridge collapsed but masts proud, a drowned room waiting for breath. She sank in 1918, yet she has kept her shape through a century of dark water, perhaps still holding the last shape of the people who trusted her.

The official Northern Ireland wreck record identifies Tiberia as Steamship. It was lost in 1918. Recorded depth: 57m. Recorded condition: Upright+intact (13m high). Bridge collapsed, masts upright. Scour pits.

Tiberia was a steamship lost in 1918 off Northern Ireland, likely due to wartime activity or a collision, as no specific cause is recorded. It sank with no survivors noted, and its intact, upright condition at 57m depth suggests it was well-preserved, making it a significant find for maritime archaeology.

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