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Le Ker Bihan

Le Ker Bihan was a fishing trawler converted into a minesweeper that struck a mine in January 1918, shortly after La Drôme went down nearby. The wreck is about 30 m long and still in good condition in the water. It lies in the southern roadstead of Marseille among a group of deep wrecks that share the same conditions: variable visibility, a need for good weather, a heavy shot line and surface cover. Fishing nets are a hazard.

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Advanced
Categories
Wreck
Coordinates
43.2303, 5.3166

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wreck minesweeper boat dive mild current

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