Blackhall Rocks (SS Kasko Shipwreck Year 1920)
UK-625 · County Durham, England
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The SS Kasko was a 628-ton, two-masted steel steamship registered in Sweden. In February 1920, while carrying cargo from Gothenburg to the River Tees, the vessel encountered thick fog and heavy seas. Pounded by the North Sea, the Kasko eventually broke apart and sank into the shallow coastal waters.
When the tide drops low enough, you can clearly see the massive, circular steam boiler sitting upright on the rocks, alongside various iron ribs, hull plating, and twisted metal framework.
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