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'The Clipper' Shipwreck, Rottnest Graveyard
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“The Clipper” as it is colloquially known by the dive community, or “Graveyard (Site 06) Unidentified” in the WA Museum Shipwreck Database. More information at: https://wrecksploration.au/projects/clipper/

Sitting on the sand at around 65m, coming up 2m from the seabed. The wreck is about 60m long. This wreck is dived fairly regularly as an introductory deep technical dive, so it is surprising that it has not yet been formally identified.

Model from 4599 GoPro images captured on the 22nd of April 2023 by Andrew Oakeley and Gareth Glasgow. Processed in Agisoft Metashape Profressional by Patrick Morrison.

Published 3 years ago
May 7th 2023
  • Cultural heritage & history 3D Models
  • Science & technology 3D Models
  • shipwreck
  • maritimearchaeology
  • photogrammetry

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