There is a long history of shipwrecks and vessels capsizing or being lost in the seas around the Southland Region of New Zealand.[1] The worst incident was on 29 April 1881, when the SS Tararua struck Otara reef 13 km (8.1 mi) off Waipapa Point.[2][3][4] Of the ship's 151 passengers, only 20 survived. This incident is the worst maritime disaster for civilian vessels in New Zealand's history.[5] The disaster led to the establishment of a lighthouse at Waipapa Point.[6][7] Serious incidents with multiple fatalities have continued into the 21st century, and the Bluff Coastguard is often called upon to assist vessels in distress in Foveaux Strait.[8]
Foveaux Strait
editShip | Year | Location | Description | Fatalities | Reference(s) |
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Unknown | 1836 | Wreckage between Passage Islands and Toetoes Bay | Unknown ship of about 300 tons | Unknown | [9][10] |
Unknown | 1858 | Struck the sandbar between Aparima River beach and Steep Island | "Wedding boat" of eight or ten tons | 6+ | [11][12][13] |
Jack Frost | 1864 | Lost going from Bluff to Melbourne. Sheltered from a hurricane off Stewart Island and not seen again. Wreckage found at Doughboy Bay, Stewart Island and Chalky Inlet. | American ship built in 1857 | all | [14][15] |
John | Abandoned at Invercargill | 59 foot wooden two-masted schooner. Previously wrecked at Tasmania in 1852. | nil | [16] | |
Cutter No 2 | Lost going from Invercargill to Bluff to refloat Scotia, found and taken in tow by Electra, then abandoned due to rising water. | Lighter | nil | [17] | |
James Daly | 1866 | Waikawa | schooner | 3 | [18][19] |
Laughing Water | 1870 | SW of Pahia Point | 411 ton wooden barque | 1 | [20][21] |
Unknown | 1875 | off Orepuki | Whaleboat | 3 | [22] |
Unknown | off Orepuki | Whaleboat | 7 | [23] | |
The William Ackers | 1876 | Waipapa Point | Cargo Ship | 8 | [24][25][26] |
Halcyon | 1877 | Engine failure at Orepuke in Te Waewae Bay | 34.55 tons gross, 24.35 tons net wooden twin-screw steamer | nil | [27][28] |
Sarah Jane | 1879 | Foveaux Strait | Cutter | 3 | [29][30] |
Helen and Jane | Mussel Beach, Te Waewae Bay | 60 ton schooner | nil | [31][32] | |
SS Tararua | 1881 | Otara Reef 13 km (8.1 mi) offshore of Waipapa Point | Passenger steamer | 131 | [24][33][5] |
Arrow | Anchor failure at Pahia | 10 ton cutter | nil | [34][35] | |
Lillie Denham | 1883 | Sank near Bunker Island in Foveaux Strait | 31 tons gross, 21 tons net, wooden ketch-rigged screw steamer | nil | [36][37] |
Marie Ange | 1884 | Solander Island or Foveaux Strait | 275 ton iron barque | all | [38][39] |
Champion | 1885 | mouth of Paterson Inlet | Cutter, formerly a lifeboat on Champion of the Seas | 3 | [40][41] |
Nellie | 1888 | 11 km (6.8 mi) offshore of Dog Island | 12 ton fishing schooner | 1 | [42][43] |
Star of Erin | 1892 | Waipapa Point | Cargo Ship | nil | [44][45] |
Camille | Foundered in Foveaux Strait after a pump failure | 221 ton brigantine | nil | [46][47] | |
Philadelphia | 1898 | Wreckage at Orepuki | 1,710 ton steel full-rigged ship | all | [48][49] |
Aparima | 1899 | Colac Bay | 22 ton schooner | nil | [50][51] |
Iris | 1913 | Between Ruapuke Island and Bluff | 4 ton auxiliary cutter | 4 | [52][53] |
Moana | 1923 | Monkey Island | Fishing launch | nil | [54] |
Mararoa | 1930 | Foveaux Strait | Fishing launch | 2 | [55][56] |
Black Cat | 1937 | Sank at oyster beds near Bluff after colliding with Rita | 28 tons gross, 9 tons net steamer. Previously called Riwaka | nil | [57][58] |
Waikouaiti | 1939 | South-east corner of Dog Island | Cargo Ship | nil | [24][59] |
Horouta | 1942 | Anchored at Raratoka Island (Centre Island), but dragged the anchor and went onto the northeast point of the island | 65 tons gross, 25 tons net, twin screw scow, originally a schooner-rigged scow. | nil | [60][61] |
Sea Mew | 1954 | Foveaux Strait | Fishing vessel | 1 | [62][63] |
Te Konini | 1955 | Ran aground in Colac Bay. | 48 foot fishing vessel | nil | [64] |
Reo Moana | 1959 | Foveaux Strait | 50 foot motor trawler | 3 | [65][66] |
Madge | 1960 | Sank after engine trouble | 36 foot fishing vessel | nil | [67][68] |
Star of the Sea | 1963 | Long Point, west of Tuatapere | Fishing vessel | 1 | [69] |
Cascade | 1967 | Capsized by a freak wave near Riverton / Aparima | 28 foot fishing vessel | nil | [70][71] |
Seabird | 1971 | Capsized in mountainous seas near Raratoka (Centre) Island | Wooden fishing vessel | nil | [72][73] |
Golden Spray | Omaui Island | Wooden fishing launch | 1 | [74][75] | |
Waimanu | 1973 | Driven ashore by a gail in Colac Bay. Two other fishing vessels were also driven ashore but did not suffer major damage. | 36 foot wooden fishing vessel | nil | [76] |
Malibu | 1974 | Hit a submerged rock near Raratoka (Centre) Island | 40.6 foot fishing vessel | nil | [77][78] |
Zephus | 1977 | Colac Bay | 8.5 m fishing vessel | nil | [79][80] |
Capri | 1978 | Solander Island | 16 m wooden-hulled fishing vessel | nil | [81][82] |
Aoteama | Foveaux Strait | Wooden fishing vessel | 2 | [1][81] | |
Venus | 1980 | Struck an object near Ruapuke Island | 10.3 m fishing vessel | nil | [83] |
Manaroa | 1981 | Drifted onto Solander Island after a gear failure | 20.78 gross tons, 6.82 register tons wooden fishing vessel | nil | [84] |
Unknown | 1984 | off Stirling Point | Dinghy | 2 | [85] |
Cygnet | 1985 | Foveaux Strait | Fishing vessel | 3 | [1][86] |
Rangi | 1987 | Foveaux Strait | Wooden fishing vessel | 2 | [1][87] |
Linda Marie | 1988 | Foveaux Strait | Fishing vessel | 2 | [1]>[88] |
Avenger | 1996 | Foveaux Strait | Fishing vessel | 2 | [89][90] |
Waterlily | 1998 | Ruapuke Island | 48 foot launch, originally named Digger | nil | [91][92] |
Unknown | 2001 | off Stirling Point | Dinghy | 1 | [93] |
Unknown | 2010 | north of Dog Island | Dinghy | 1 | [94][95] |
Extreme 1 | 2012 | off Ruapuke Island | Recreational fishing vessel | 2 | [96][97] |
Torea | Green Island, near Ruapuke Island | Fishing vessel | nil | [98][99] | |
Munetra | 2014 | Foveaux Strait | Yacht | 3 | [100][101] |
Ayson | 2014 | off Stirling Point | Fishing vessel | nil | [102] |
Unknown | 2024 | Capsized on Riverton bar | Recreational vessel | 3 | [103][104] |
Stewart Island
editShip | Year | Location and notes | Description | Fatalities | Reference(s) |
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Industry | 1831 | Easy Harbour, southwest Stewart Island | Brig | 17 | [1][105] |
Workington | 1857 | Deliberately run aground at Smokey Cove due to a leaking hull | 150 ton Brig | nil | [106][107][108] |
Lochinvar | 1863 | Beached at Halfmoon Bay but subsequently salvaged and later wrecked in Fiji in 1868 | 199 ton Brig | nil | [109][110][111] |
Pacific | 1864 | Paterson Inlet | 347 tun Full-rigged ship | nil | [1][112][113] |
Zephyr | 1866 | Deliberately run aground in Paterson Inlet due to leaks. Salvaged and later wrecked in Bass Strait in 1882. | Schooner | nil | [114][115][116] |
Amherst | Taking on water and managed to reach Port William before sinking | 93.1 foot wooden two-masted whaling brig. Later raised and reregistered. | nil | [117][118] | |
Calypso | near Port William | 152 ton Brig | 1[a] | [119][120][121] | |
Hannah | 1881 | Broad Bay | Cutter | nil | [29][121][122] |
Emilie | 1890 | Disabled by a hurricane west of Puysegur Point and ran aground at the southern point of Stewart Island after drifting for five days. | 729 ton Barque | 9 | [123][124] |
Eclipse | 1894 | off Paterson Inlet | 33 ton Cutter | nil | [125][126] |
Cavalier | 1901 | Mason Bay | 36 ton Ketch | nil | [127][128] |
Thistle | 1903 | Halfmoon Bay | Racing cutter | nil | [129][130] |
Heather Bell | 1907 | Sealers Bay, Codfish Island / Whenua Hou | 26 ton Cutter | nil | [131][132] |
Ruahine | 1910 | Halfmoon Bay | 12 ton Auxiliary cutter | nil | [1][133] |
Nautilus | 1911 | Manning's Bay. Previously wrecked on Whale Island in 1867 and salvaged. | 30 ton Cutter | nil | [1][134][135] |
Twilight | 1929 | Based at Stewart Island. Missing, fate unknown. | Wooden cutter | 3 | [136][137] |
Kotare | 1931 | Paterson Inlet | 147 tons gross, 83 tons net Wooden steamer | nil | [138][139] |
Valmai | 1951 | Edwards Island, one of the Tītī / Muttonbird Islands | Ketch rigged fishing vessel | nil | [1][140] |
Inga | 1952 | Fishing launch | nil | [1] | |
Ngaitahu | 1953 | East Ruggedy, northwest Stewart Island | Fishing vessel | 1 | [141][142] |
Radium | 1956 | Halfmoon Bay | Launch | nil | [143] |
Skylark | 1957 | South Cape / Whiore | 36 foot fishing vessel | nil | [1][144] |
Maranui | 1960 | Halfmoon Bay | 37 foot fishing vessel | nil | [1][54] |
Little Glory | near Whero Island, Paterson Inlet | Fishing vessel | nil | [145][67] | |
Lena | 1963 | Fishing vessel | nil | [146] | |
Marlborough | Mokinui / Big Moggy Island | 40 foot fishing vessel | nil | [147][148] | |
Chance | Southwest coast of Stewart Island | 45 foot wooden fishing vessel | nil | [1][149] | |
Scout | Johnsons Rock, north of Port Pegasus | 48 foot fishing vessel | nil | [150][151] | |
Britannia | 1964 | 58 foot wooden vessel, originally a schooner, converted to steam and then diesel. | nil | [152][153] | |
Marie | 1965 | Christmas Village Bay, northeast Stewart Island | 40 foot fishing vessel | nil | [1][154] |
Sea Hawk | 1966 | Bench Island, east of Stewart Island | Fishing vessel | nil | [1][70] |
Hananui | 1968 | Halfmoon Bay | 38 foot fishing vessel | nil | [155][156] |
Westward Ho | White Rock, southeast Stewart Island | 45 foot fishing vessel | nil | [1][157] | |
Coral | 1970 | 28 foot fishing vessel | nil | [1][70] | |
Awarua | Later refloated and the transom replaced. Still active at Bluff in 2008. | 37 foot fishing vessel | nil | [1][158][159] | |
Mistral | Struck a rock near Codfish Island / Whenua Hou and sank near Yankee River mouth | 41 foot wooden fishing vessel | nil | [1][160] | |
Evening Star | 1971 | South Cape, near Murphy Island | 47.5 foot wooden fishing vessel | nil | [161][162] |
Andrea | 1972 | Tia Island, Port Adventure, eastern Stewart Island | 33 foot fishing vessel | nil | [1][163] |
Olga | 1973 | Murray River | 9.75 m pleasure launch / trawler | 2 | [164][165] |
Waikaremoana | 1974 | Whale Rock near Red Head | 22.97 gross tons, 11.91 register tons, fishing vessel | nil | [1][166] |
San Marie | 1975 | Exploded and burnt near Murray River mouth | 52 foot fishing vessel | nil | [1][167] |
Sou West | Fishing vessel | nil | [1] | ||
Sharon | 1977 | Ernest Island, southeast Stewart Island | 22.90 gross tons, 9.12 register tons, fishing vessel | nil | [1][168] |
Iona | Ernest Islands, west Stewart Island | 12.5 m fishing vessel | nil | [1][169] | |
Harbinger | 1978 | Halfmoon Bay | 11.5 m fishing vessel | nil | [1][169] |
Kowhai | Broad Head, south Stewart Island | 25.35 gross tons, 6.97 register tons, wooden fishing vessel | nil | [1][170] | |
Mapua | Breaksea Islands | 21.99 gross tons, 4.18 register tons, fibreglass fishing vessel | 3 | [171][81] | |
Peraki | Rammed by Psyche in Broad Passage (Big Ship Passage) between Pearl Island and Stewart Island | 11.8 gross tons, 8.35 register tons, wooden fishing vessel | nil | [1][81] | |
Wyoming | 1980 | Halfmoon Bay | 10.5 m fishing vessel | nil | [1][83] |
Muritai | Edwards Island | 10.5 m fishing vessel | nil | [1][83] | |
Nederburg | Carter Passage, southeast of Halfmoon Bay | 11 m fishing vessel | nil | [1][83] | |
Linda Carol | 1981 | Paterson Inlet | Fishing vessel | nil | [1][79] |
Spray | Codfish Island / Whenua Hou | 11.5 m fishing vessel | nil | [1][172] | |
Barend Jan | 9 m fishing vessel | nil | [1][79] | ||
Komuri | Rugged Islands, northwest Stewart Island | 13.35 gross tons, 4.86 register tons, wooden fishing vessel | nil | [1] | |
Annie | 1983 | Between Weka Island and Port Adventure | 13 m wooden fishing vessel | nil | [1][173] |
Sea Star | 1987 | Seal Point near Port Pegasus | 14 m wooden fishing vessel | nil | [174][175] |
Dong Won 529 | 1998 | Breaksea Islands | 68.4 m, 385 gross ton fishing vessel | nil | [176][177] |
John A Settree | 1999 | Big Kuri Bay | 42 foot cutter, formerly a pleasure boat | nil | [178][179] |
Marine Maid | 2000 | Barclay Rock, east of Halfmoon Bay | 59 foot cargo vessel, former trawler | nil | [180][181] |
M N Subritzky | Near Edwards Island | 11.58 m vessel | nil | [1][182] | |
Bargara | 2003 | Hit a log nine miles from Codfish Island | 21.6 m fishing vessel | nil | [1][183] |
Kotuku | 2006 | Capsized near Womens Island | 12.8 m, 26 ton fishing vessel | 6 | [184][185] |
Easy Rider | 2012 | Capsized near Saddle Point | 38 foot fishing vessel | 8 | [186][187] |
Secret | Drifted into Horseshoe Bay after her moorings broke | 33 foot ketch, built in Horseshoe Bay in 1898 | nil | [188] | |
Surest-700 | 2013 | Grounded on rocks at Paterson Inlet. Ruptured fuel tanks spilled diesel. | 88 m fishing trawler | nil | [189] |
Henerata | 2019 | Capsized while crossing Paterson Inlet | Water taxi | nil | [190] |
Bluff
editShip | Year | Location and notes | Description | Fatalities | Reference(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Success | 1845 | The cable fouled while raising anchor and the ship drifted onto rocks | 82 ton schooner | nil | [191][192] |
Amazon | 1852 | Pelham Rock | 77 foot schooner | nil | [193][194] |
William Hyde | 1856 | Bluff | 111.8 foot wooden three-masted ship. Raised two years later and became a store ship at Port Chalmers. | nil | [195][196][197] |
Oberon | 1861 | Struck a rock mid-channel, and was deliberately grounded at Hell Gate to prevent sinking. Later recovered and renamed Guiding Star. | 102 tons gross, 69 tons net, iron screw steamer | nil | [198][199] |
Ocean Chief | 1862 | Driven ashore at "Taenae Point" (Tiwai Point?). Refloated, but burned by some of the crew 20 days later. | 1026 ton Black Ball clipper ship | nil | [200][201][202] |
Flying Mist | Inadequately anchored, and after deserting crew members slipped a cable, the ship hit a rock in Bluff Harbour and sank. | 1204 ton full-rigged ship | nil | [203][204] | |
Prince Albert | After salvaging cargo from the Flying Mist, and with the crew possibly drunk with salvaged alcohol, ran ashore at "Toitois Beach" (Toetoes Bay). | 90 ton brig (probably) | nil | [205][206][207] | |
Time and Truth | 1863 | Stirling Point | 539 ton barque | nil | [110][208] |
Scotia | 1864 | Stirling Point | 872 ton gross, 647 ton net barque-rigged steamer | nil | [209][210] |
Dorcas | 1869 | Tiwai Point | 10 ton cutter | nil | [211][212] |
Carl | 1874 | Triangle Rock | 167 ton brig. A former blackbirder. | nil | [213][214] |
Lerwick | 1875 | Anchor failure between Stirling and Burial points | 14 ton cutter | nil | [215][216] |
Ann Gambles | 1878 | Tiwai Point | 424 ton iron barque | nil | [217][218] |
Anna | 1880 | Capsized at Bluff Harbour entrance | 27-ton ketch | 3 | [219][220] |
England's Glory | 1881 | Entrance to Bluff Harbour | 751 ton iron barque, formerly a full-rigged ship | nil | [221][222][223] |
Pelham | 1886 | Lookout Point | 423 tons gross, 228 tons net, iron screw steamer. Originally a brig, then a barque. | nil | [224][225] |
Kokeno | Lower anchorage. A cable parted and the ship drifted onto the shore. Later refloated and repaired. | Government-owned Schooner | nil | [226][227] | |
Maid of Otago | Stirling Point. Struck the remains of the Pelham, the same night as the Kokeno wreck. | 50 ton schooner | nil | [226][227] | |
Elizabeth and Ulvaria Cameron | 1889 | Tiwai Point | 40 ton schooner, 23-years old and called "a floating coffin".[228] | nil | [229][230] |
Clyde | 1901 | Bushy Point, near Fortrose | 21 ton schooner, originally a 30 ton steamer | nil | [128][231] |
Madeline | Bluff Harbour | Unregistered ketch | nil | [232][233] | |
Brothers | 1903 | Benzene explosion and subsequent fire while docked at Bluff Harbour | 54 ton auxiliary schooner | nil | [234][235] |
Okta | 1913 | Stirling Point. Same rock as Scotia, Maid of Otago and Pelham. | 1110 tons gross, 1058 tons net, iron barque. Originally named Jessie Osborne and then Mariposa. | nil | [236][237] |
Dolly Varden | 1919 | Bluff Harbour | 28 tons gross, 17 tons net, auxiliary schooner | nil | [238][239] |
Konini | 1924 | Whale Head (Southwest Point) | 1420 tons gross, 833 tons net, steamer | nil | [240][241] |
Loyalty | 1925 | Sank at the wharf after explosives were detonated in an attempt to float the body of a fisherman. | 101 tons gross, 24 tons net, wooden screw steamer. Formerly a French gunboat. | nil | [242][243] |
Unnamed | 1928 | Between Port Craig and Bluff. Wreckage found at Ocean Beach, body found at Stirling Point. | 6.5 m launch | 1 | [136][244] |
Lily | 1933 | Drifted onto rocks after water in the carburettor caused an engine failure in Bluff Harbour. | 13 ton auxiliary ketch | nil | [242][245] |
Stella Maris | 1952 | Tiwai Point | fishing launch | nil | [246][247] |
Golden Prion | 1978 | Sank near Stirling Point after colliding with the oyster dredger Torea | 53.82 tons gross, 16.76 register tons, wooden oyster fishing vessel. Previously called Prion. | nil | [248][249] |
Olivia | 1979 | Barracouta Point | 11.95 m steel-hulled fishing vessel | nil | [250][251] |
Fiordland
editShip | Year | Location and notes | Description | Fatalities | Reference(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Endeavour | 1795 | In poor condition, and struck a rock in Dusky Sound. First known Pākehā ship wrecked in New Zealand. | 700–800 ton ship | nil | [252][253] |
Alarm | 1880 | Struck a reef at the entrance to Taiari / Chalky Inlet. Reported lost but arrived at Stewart Island later. | Unregistered cutter | nil | [254][255][256] |
Firefly | 1881 | Left Bluff for Sydney with four or five passengers. Possibly sank off Puysegur Point. | 174 ton brig or barque | 5+ | [34][257][258] |
Try Again | 1887 | Wrecked near Martins Bay | Cutter. Formerly a lifeboat. Capsized on two previous occasions with 16 and 4 deaths. | 4 | [259][260] |
Waikare | 1910 | Between Indian Island and Passage Islands in Dusky Sound | 3071 tons gross, 1901 tons net, steel screw steamer | nil | [261][262] |
Aurora | 1951 | Struck a log near Puysegur Point. | Fishing vessel | nil | [263][264] |
Morning Star | 1953 | Leaking badly and with an engine failure, drifted onto rocks near Puysegur Point | 48 foot fishing vessel | nil | [142][265] |
Anna | Breaksea Island | 35 foot fishing vessel | nil | [142] | |
Eileen | 1954 | Dagg Sound | Fishing vessel | nil | [266][267] |
Bisonia | 1957 | Pigeon Island, in Dusky Sound | Fishing vessel. Sank some years previously in Fiordland but was refloated and refitted. | nil | [268][269] |
Gekeita | Coal Island | fishing vessel | 2 | [270][271] | |
Seaforth | 1959 | Puysegur Point | motor trawler | 2 | [65][272] |
Rosie | 1961 | Swept onto rocks at First Arm, Doubtful Sound after an engine failure | 33 foot double-ended fishing vessel | nil | [273][274] |
Amokura | Near George Sound | 40 foot fishing vessel | nil | [275][276] | |
Rakoa | 1962 | Entrance of Charles Sound | 47 foot fishing vessel | nil | [277][278] |
Manurere II | 1963 | Little Goat Island, Doubtful Sound | 40 foot fishing vessel | nil | [277][279] |
Myth | 1964 | Looking Glass Bay | Wooden fishing vessel | nil | [280][281] |
Marangi | 1965 | Dusky Sound | fishing vessel | 2 | [282][283] |
Star II | 1966 | Breaksea Sound | 25 foot steel fishing vessel | 2 | [284][285] |
Belle | 1967 | Struck a submerged log near Big River mouth | 46 foot fishing vessel | nil | [286][287] |
Harmony | Struck a submerged rock near Big River mouth | 58 foot fishing vessel, formerly a drifter in Scotland | nil | [156][288] | |
Julia | 1969 | Bauza Island, Doubtful Sound | 36 foot fishing vessel | nil | [289] |
Annette | 1971 | Struck a rock in Chalky Inlet | 37 foot fishing vessel | nil | [290][291] |
Star of the Sea | A large wave near Dagg Sound stove in some planks and the crew could not control the ingress of water | 37 foot fishing vessel | nil | [292] | |
Abel Tasman | After to an engine failure the ship was swept onto the coast near George Sound | 32 foot steel-hulled fishing vessel | nil | [292][293] | |
Tarewai | Dagg Sound | 21 ton wooden fishing vessel, originally a steam ferry in Otago Harbour, then a motor ferry in Auckland | nil | [292] | |
Wee Lee | Took on water near Stirling Falls in Milford Sound, and the engine could not be started. A hand pump was unable to control the ingress of water. | 31.6 foot fishing vessel, previously called Clifton | nil | [292] | |
Twilight | 1972 | Struck a rock near George Sound | 34.6 foot fishing vessel | nil | [162][294] |
Vital Spark | West Cape | 32 foot steel fishing vessel | 2 | [162][295] | |
Scorpio | Developed a leak north of Milford Sound. While being towed, caught fire and sank. | 34 foot fishing vessel | nil | [296] | |
Sea Rover | Near Coal River mouth, a large wave carried the Sea Rover onto a rock. | 31.03 ton wooden fishing vessel | nil | [296] | |
Rakiura | Struck a rock near Yates Point, Milford Sound | 48 foot fishing vessel, built about 1920 and rebuilt in 1955 | nil | [296] | |
Shado | Cascade Cove, Dusky Sound | 24 foot fishing vessel | nil | [70][297] | |
Kaiteke | Caswell Sound | 29 foot fibreglass fishing vessel | 1 | [163][298] | |
Ranger | Capsized by three huge waves west of Coal River mouth | 45.33 foot fishing vessel | nil | [165][299] | |
Weatherley | 1973 | Sank after a fire near Poison Bay, south of Milford Sound | 21.96 ton fishing vessel | nil | [165] |
Stina | Struck a rock near Caswell Sound | 17.54 ton wooden fishing vessel, built in 1933, and previously involved in a collision with Rosina in 1947. | nil | [76][300] | |
Westwind | Breaksea Island | fishing vessel | 1 | [76][301] | |
Coralyn | 1974 | The engine failed due to a rope fouling the propeller, and Coralyn struck rocks near Cape Providence at the entrance to Chalky Inlet. | 40 foot fishing vessel | nil | [77] |
Neta | Drifted onto rocks in Breaksea Sound after the engine failed | 36.08 foot fishing vessel | nil | [77] | |
James McLaren | Disappeared in choppy seas probably near West Cape | 45 foot steel-hulled fishing vessel | 3 | [302][303] | |
Carole Ann | 1975 | Struck a rock near Breaksea Island | 45 foot fishing vessel | nil | [167] |
Catalina | 1978 | Struck a submerged rock in Dagg Sound | 35.08 foot fishing vessel | nil | [81] |
Vega | 1979 | Puysegur Point | Fishing vessel | nil | [79] |
Kaikoura | Fiordland | Fishing vessel | nil | [79] | |
Seeker | An explosion on board started a fire, and Seeker sank in Doubtful Sound despite a helicopter dousing the fire with a monsoon bucket. | 13.7 m fishing vessel | nil | [250] | |
Plucky | Holed near Cape Providence and beached in Chalky Inlet. | 11.7 m fishing vessel | nil | [250] | |
Donald Duck | Struck rocks near Doubtful Sound due to the engine being unresponsive to controls | 10 m steel-hulled fishing vessel | nil | [250] | |
Fredian | 1980 | Charles Sound | Fishing vessel | nil | [79][304] |
Hercules | Near South Arm of George Sound | 11.62 m plywood and fibreglass-hulled fishing vessel | nil | [83][305] | |
Tiki | Near Secretary Island | 8 m fishing vessel | 2 | [172][306] | |
Valkyr | Caught fire off the coast between Doubtful and Dagg sounds and abandoned by the crew | 15 m fishing vessel | nil | [172][307] | |
Jo Ann | 1981 | Hit an unseen rock and sand between Nancy and Charles sounds | 10.97 m wooden fishing vessel | nil | [308] |
Destiny | 1982 | Hit a submerged object and sank near Bauza Island in Doubtful Sound | 10.9 m fibreglass fishing vessel | nil | [309] |
Angela | Hit rocks and sank near Secretary Island | 11.2 m wooden fishing vessel, built in 1913 | nil | [309][310] | |
Marenka | Found wrecked near Secretary Island | 9 m fibreglass fishing vessel. The two crew members had been on the Angela wreck earlier in 1982 | 2 | [311][312] | |
Medora | Sank at Helena Falls, Deep Cove, after her bilge pump batteries failed | 33 ton schooner, built in 1879 | nil | [313] | |
Ajax | 1985 | Washed onto rocks by a large wave at Seal Island in Dusky Sound | 13 m fishing vessel | nil | [86] |
Rebel | 1986 | Prices Point at the Big River mouth | 13.5 m wooden fishing vessel | 1 | [314] |
Zeus | Capsized near West Cape | 11 m wooden fishing vessel with a hard chine hull | 1 | [314] | |
Bounty | 1987 | Capsized between Breaksea and Dagg sounds | 10 m wooden fishing vessel | 1 | [315] |
Loralei | 1988 | Capsized in Knife and Steel Harbour | 13 m steel fishing vessel | 1 | [88] |
Ranginui | 1995 | Flooded and sank while moored in Breaksea Sound | 28.73 m motor vessel, built in 1936 and a former coastal trader | nil | [316][317] |
Privateer | 2002 | Struck a log off Puysegur Point | 37.6 foot wooden double-ender | nil | [178] |
Solander | 2007 | Hit a rock near Gates Harbour | 13 m recreational fishing vessel | nil | [318] |
Faith | 2008 | Hit something in Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound | 4 m pleasure boat, formerly a fishing vessel | nil | [178] |
Waverley | Hit a submerged object near the Shelter Islands in Doubtful Sound, and sank while under tow near Matai Island | 15.5 m tourist boat | nil | [319][320] | |
Victor Hugo | 2010 | Struck Whale Rock in Preservation Inlet due to sunstrike | 14.7 m wooden fishing vessel | nil | [319] |
Charlie Cat | 2012 | Took on water after the steering failed, and sank near Pack Point in Doubtful Sound | 12 m aluminium catamaran | nil | [188][321] |
Sharcaree | Capsized near Chalky Inlet after being hit by a rogue wave | 17.71 m wooden fishing boat | nil | [188][322] | |
Governor | Wrecked near Yates Point when the net snagged. | 11.5 m fishing boat | 2 | [188][323] | |
Amethyst | 2013 | Struck a rock near Petrel Islands, Dusky Sound | 12 m steel fishing boat | 2 | [188] |
Notes
edit- ^ Diggle says a seaman was struck on the skull but received surgery and recovered. This might be the reason for the claim of a life lost.
Citations
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