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Portland
Victorian Heritage Register
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Port Fairy
Victorian Heritage Register
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Nepean Reef, Port Phillip Heads
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S346The Isabella Watson is historically significant as an example of an emigrant ship from the UK to Port Phillip. Its archaeological significance lies in the remainder of the ship's cargo that…
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Moonlight Head
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S364The Jenny is significant as a 19th century international inward bound trader. The main site of the Jenny has not been located therefore its archaeological significance cannot be assessed.
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Little Rookery Beach, 150m north of Little McHaffie Reef
Victorian Heritage Register
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Port Phillip Bay, Hobsons Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S403The Lady Flora's register was closed 31 Dec. 1854 with the notation: 'Lost Hobsons Bay 1854. However, the vessel was still sailing until 16 Dec 1854, when it arrived at Geelong from Melbourne…
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Off Shortlands Bluff, Port Phillip Bay.
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S411Significant as a C19th North American built international trade ship
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Near mouth of Hopkins River, Warrnambool
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S416The Lillias has archaeological significance as an early Australian built schooner with potential to answer questions about early Australian shipbuilding ie: representative of a theme or type…
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Bass Strait, lost at sea
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S432The Madagascar is significant for its role in transporting passengers to and from the gold rushes of Victoria, and for the events associated with its loss
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Portland Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S443Weather: E force 11. Estimated loss 1200 pounds. Vessel was previously wrecked at Port Fairy in 1852 but was refloated. The MARGARET and AGNES was a coastal trading vessel launched on the…
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Cape Bridgewater
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S447Wreckage came ashore between Cape Otway and Apollo Bay. The German barque carried 25 passengers and crew, including the Belgian Consul and his staff. Almost a month had passed before reports…
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Portland Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
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Santa Barbara Bay, Gabo Island
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S459The brig Mary Wilson, under Captain Richardson, sailed from Oporto, Portugal on 17 April 1852 bound for Sydney with a full cargo of wine. The vessel anchored in Gabo Harbour in 31 August to…
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Railway Pier, Port Phillip Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S463Vessel arrived Melbourne under the command of Captain W. Nicolin October 1853, subsequently filled with rubble and scuttled to form the basis of Sandridge Pier, Port Melbourne in 1854.
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Portland Bay, 15 miles east of Portland
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S466The Merope sailed from our port on Thursday afternoon for Adelaide and was seen from the shore in the evening rounding the south-east point of the bay. It appears that at about 10 o'clock…
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Miranda Bay, Wilsons Promontory
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S470The Miranda is significant as an example of an Australian built cargo ship working in the Bass Strait trade.
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Tullaberga Island, near Gabo Island and Mallacoota
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S473The American steamer Monumental City was one of the first screw steamers to cross the Pacific, attracted by the Victorian gold rush. It had previously been involved in the Californian gold…
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Portland
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S487Was probably refloated, according to Loney. Weather: Force 4. The Barque NESTOR had made numerous voyages from England to Australia as well as intercolonial trips. After arriving at Portland,…
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Portland Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S489The New Zealander departed from Liverpool on the 23rd August to Australia carrying 465 assisted passengers. The immigrants were mainly Irish (103) and Scottish (362). After unloading the…
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Port Phillip Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S496Apparently disappeared with crew in Port Phillip Bay. Registration Certificate endorsed 'not heard of in years',10 January 1863. One of the 'mosquito fleet' of Geelong -light draught…
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Between Corsair Rock and Point Nepean, Port Phillip Heads
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S504Significant as a mid ninteenth century international trader
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Port Phillip Bay, White Cliffs, Rye
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S505Tasmanian built ship wrecked at White Cliffs, Rye, Port Phillip in 1853
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Lorne, Loutit Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S508The remains of the Osprey are archaeologically and historically significant as evidence of the timber trade and early development of Lorne. It is the only positively located wreck site in…
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Sullivan s Point, Port Phillip Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S523Petrel, a cutter of 16 tons, manned by three men, with a cargo of timber, was driven from her anchorage at Sullivans Point in northerly gale and became a total wreck. The authors have been…
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Lonsdale Reef, Port Phillip Heads
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S536Portland blown right over reef and struck it about 10pm, settled in hole, accessible at low water, but a total wreck. It was alleged that lights on board the wrecked Portland misled the…