Ivanhoe: Sound Of Raasay
Craft (20th Century)
Site Name Ivanhoe: Sound Of Raasay
Classification Craft (20th Century)
Alternative Name(s) Sy 199; Ivanhoe (Sy 199)
Canmore ID 295575
Site Number NG55SE 8001
NGR NG 55 52
Datum WGS84 - Lat/Long
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/295575
- Council Highland
- Parish Maritime - Highland
- Former Region Highland
- Former District Maritime
- Former County Not Applicable
NG55SE 8001 unlocated
NLO: Isle of Raasay [name centred NG 56 41]
Sound of Raasay [name centred NG 55 55].
(Classified as Fishing Boat: registration number cited as SY 199, and date of loss cited as April 1982). Ivanhoe: explosion and sank in [the] Sound of Raasay. Capt. Campbell.
Registration: Stornoway. Built 1975. 10 tons register. Length: 10m. Beam: 3m.
(Location of loss cited as N57 30.0 W6 5.0).
I G Whittaker 1998.
The map sheet assigned to this record is essentially arbitrary, being sderived from the unverified location of loss that is cited by Whittaker.
Information from RCAHMS (RJCM), 1 August 2008.
Loss (April 1982)
(Classified as Fishing Boat: registration number cited as SY 199, and date of loss cited as April 1982). Ivanhoe: explosion and sank in [the] Sound of Raasay. Capt. Campbell.
Registration: Stornoway. Built 1975. 10 tons register. Length: 10m. Beam: 3m.
(Location of loss cited as N57 30.0 W6 5.0).
I G Whittaker 1998.
Note (1 August 2008)
The map sheet assigned to this record is essentially arbitrary, being sderived from the unverified location of loss that is cited by Whittaker.
Information from RCAHMS (RJCM), 1 August 2008.
Reference (2011)
Whittaker ID : 15935
Name : IVANHOE (SY 199)
Latitude : 573000
Longitude : 60500
Date Built : 1975
Registration : STORNOWAY
Type : FISHING BOAT
Tonnage : 10
Tonnage Code : R
Length : 10
Beam : 3
Loss Month : 4
Loss Year : 1982
Comment : Explosion and sank in Sound of Rassay. Capt. Campbell
Project (2013 - 2015)
Project SAMPHIRE was designed to bring professional marine archaeological expertise into local maritime communities. The central focus of the project was to record the unique knowledge of maritime cultural heritage sites on the seabed (and intertidal zone) that is held within local communities. This was done through a programme of face-to-face community engagement, allowing knowledge exchange in both directions. The reported sites were then investigated by the SAMPHIRE Project team with the maximum involvement of local community members at every level, including fieldwork and desk-based research. The project aimed to foster a wider understanding of and interest in local maritime heritage and to promote the stewardship of this valuable local resource.
