SS Inchulva
Freighter · United Kingdom · Lost 1911 · Florida's Atlantic Coast
A British freighter that grounded off Palm Beach in a 1911 storm, now a shallow, accessible dive site.
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The Vessel and Her Loss
Inchulva was a British-flagged steel freighter that ran aground off Palm Beach, Florida, on 9 February 1911 during heavy weather. The vessel broke apart in the shallow surf. No confirmed loss of life is recorded in sources reviewed. Her scattered remains are a popular shallow dive and snorkel site today.
Vessel
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- Steel
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- Steam
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Loss
- February 9, 1911
- Grounding
- Off Palm Beach, Florida
- Atlantic Ocean
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The Wreck Today
- 20 ft
- Broken and scattered in shallow water
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Position
- 26.68° N 80.03° W
- Approximate position
- Palm Beach, Florida
Evidence
Overall confidence: Partially documented (55/100)
Precise vessel dimensions and voyage details are not firmly established in the sources reviewed.
Florida Department of State, Division of Historical Resources
Loss date and location
