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KNM Uller

Also known as: Uller

According to X-Ray Mag, no other wreck is known to have been sunk by Norwegian seaplanes in the Second World War: after a bomb landed close by, her captain ran her onto small skerries, and a later storm lifted her off into deep water. Her large muzzle-loading cannon, still pointing towards the surface, is the main attraction. Remains of several mines lie on the bottom beside the wreck and on the starboard side of the deck. The stern with propeller and rudder rests at around 50 m. The wreck is partly intact and has changed little since its discovery.

Divesite facts

Level
Advanced
Categories
Wreck
Typical depth range
45 to 60 m

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wreck muzzle loading cannon mines propeller and rudder wwii history boat dive

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