Montebello
built 1900 - barque steel hull - wrecked 1906 Stunsailboom
- Approx. 14 French crew - all survived
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Nola Too
built 1946 - fishing vessel - wrecked 1978 Vivonne Bay - ran
onto rocks and was damaged beyond repair - 2 crew and no casualties
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Osmanli
built 1846 - steamer - wrecked 1853 D'Estrées Bay - 34 crew
- 13 1st class passengers - 35 2nd class passengers - all
survived
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Portland Maru
built 1919 - steamer - grounded 1935 Cape Torrens - 43 crew
- all survived (the generator from the engine room was subsequently
used to supply electric light power to Kingscote)
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Robert Burns
built 1857 - schooner rig - wrecked 1908 Nepean Bay sand spit
- number of crew unknown - no casualties (ran aground and
started to take on water)
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Sea Spray
built 1939 - single masted cutter - wrecked 1979 Little Weirs
Cove - 2 crew - both survived
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Stella
built unknown - Cray fishing vessel - wrecked 1938 Cape du
Couedic - All crew survived (started the Cray fishing industry
in South Australia 1899 - fishing out of American River at
the eastern end of the island)
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Storm Eagle
built 1951- fishing vessel - wrecked 1975 Wreck Gully - 2
crew - both survived
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Stormbird
built 1924 - fishing cutter - wrecked 1943 Kangaroo Beach
- 2 crew - both survived
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Stormy Petrel
built 1907 - 1st class yacht - wrecked 1937 Cape Cassini -
number of crew unknown - all survived
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Vale
built 1876 - 2 masted schooner - wrecked 1900 near Cape Borda
- 4 crew - all survived
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Vectis
built 1914 - fishing cutter - wrecked 1932 Dashwood Bay -
1 crew - survived
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Venture
built unknown - wooden vessel - wrecked 1858 Snapper Point
- number of crew unknown - all survived
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Vera
built unknown - crayfishing vessel - wrecked 1915 Weir Cove
- 3 crew - all survived
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Wanderer
built unknown - fishing cutter - wrecked 1906 Cape Hart -
3 crew - all perished
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William
built unknown - cutter - wrecked 1847 Hog Bay - all survived
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Winnie
built 1900's - fishing vessel - wrecked 1942 West Bay
- 2 crew - both survived
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You Yangs
built 1856 - early steam ship - wrecked 1890 Cape Gantheaume
- 21 crew - all rescued
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