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Lakes Entrance, near the bar
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S1This vessel is significant historically as an early Australian built vessel. It is impossible to assess whether the vessel is significant archaeologically.
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East Coast, Venus Bay, Tarwin Beach
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S3The vessel is historically significant for its representation of an early 20th century fishing vessel employed in the Bass Strait fisheries.
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Port Phillip, Lime Channel, near Rye
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S5The vessel is significant historically as a representation of a vessel employed in a specific trade in Victoria and it the development of the colony.
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Port Phillip, Williamstown, back of the Rifle Range
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S9This vessel is historically significant for its involvement in a range of maritime industries throughout its working life, Port Phillip Tug, inter-colonial coastal trader and fisheries.
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Between Cape Schanck and Point Nepean
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S10This vessel is historically significant for its involvement with the inter-colonial trades around Australia during the early 19th century.
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Bass Strait, off Port Phillip Heads
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S12This vessel is significant historically as an Australian built coastal trader that was employed for the inter-colonial trades.
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Port Phillip Heads, Point Nepean
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S28It is difficult to assess the significance of this site as it has not been located nor inspected.
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200 yards West of Lakes Entrance, Gippsland Coast
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S59The vessel is significant historically as an Australian built coastal trader. It is impossible to assess whether the vessel archaeologically significant as it has not been located nor…
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Port Albert Bar
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S60It is difficult to assess the significance of this vessel - requires further historical research.
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Phillip Island
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S109The Centurion is representative of the last of the coastal sailing vessels which were engaged in various trades such as fishing and carrying lime and timber.
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Safety Beach, Dromana
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S120The Gertrude/ Cicada is locally significant for its involvement with various Port Phillip Bay trades (lime, timber, dairying, fertiliser) over its long career, and for its role in the…
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Waratah Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S143The Coquette was engaged in recovering anchors and chains used in salvaging the barque Drumblair in Waratah Bay. During the recovery operation, one of the large anchors struck the side of the…
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Ninety Mile Beach
Victorian Heritage Register
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Bass Strait, disappeared between Gabo Island and Melbourne
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S164The ketch Dauntless was typical of the many small sailing vessels that once worked on the Victorian coast. In 1888 the Dauntless disappeared on a voyage from Gabo Island to Melbourne.
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Queenscliff, Port Phillip Bay, near Swan Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S166Historically significant as an example of an early 'sail trader' which were the lifeline of early settlers around Port Phillip Bay, and often became household names (Watson 1981, 17)
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Bass Strait, 10 miles east of Wilsons Promontory
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S218One of the last of sailing traders, the ketch Eliza Davies was loaded with timber when it was disabled in a gale. The steamer Chronos attempted to tow the vessel to safety, but it sank ten…
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Johanna River mouth, Johanna Beach, Otway National Park
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S234The Emily is archaeologically and historically significant as evidence of pioneer European settlement of the Otway region.
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Lakes Entrance
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S244The coastal trading ketch Ethel B T ran ashore while crossing the bar at Lakes Entrance and became a total wreck. The crew was rescued.
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Gippsland Lakes
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S246The ketch Esperance Belle foundered off the entrance to the Gippsland Lakes, but the crew was saved.
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Bass Strait, Off Cape Woolamai, Philip Island
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S249A well known Phillip Island trader . Started out as a ballast craft supplying bluestone to sailing ships. Later purchased for the cargo trade and then crayfishing. Reconverted back to…
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Snowy River Entrance, Marlo
Victorian Heritage Register
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Bass Strait, off Breamlea
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S261The site of the Foam has not been located and therefore its archaeological significance cannot be assessed. It is representative of a typical vessel trading around the south-eastern coast of…
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Lakes Entrance
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S262The ketch Foam capsized off Lakes Entrance on 3 December 1904. The captain and crew reached the beach safely.
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Port Phillip Bay
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S284Ketch later converted to fishing, built in Hobart in 1875 by Thomas Williams, Hobart. Register closed in March 1968 with 'sank Pt Phillip V, July 1966' (ID 2)
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Mallacoota Inlet
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR S315Some reports suggest she was refloated and returned to service. The Australian Shipping News of 23 October 1885 states that all attempts to refloat the vessel were unsuccessful and it was…