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sv LOCH LONG
built by J & G Thomson Clydebank,
Yard No 148
Propulsion: sail. 3 masts
Launched: Monday, 20/11/1876
Built: 1876
Ship Type: Iron ship
Ship's Role: Wool clipper
Tonnage: 1261 g | 1203 nrt
Length: 228.5 feet
Breadth: 35.8 feet
Draught: 21.3 feet depth
Owner History:
General Shipping Co (managers, Aitken, Lilburn & Company), Glasgow
Status: Wrecked - 29/04/1903
Remarks:
ON 76726.
1876: Completed December.
1903: Sailed for the Clyde from New Caledonia on 29th September with a cargo of nickel ore, but failed to arrive.
Presumably wrecked on Chatham Islands as wreckage which might have came from her was later found there. All hands lost including Capt. J Strachan.
Previous update by Bruce Biddulph
Photo supplied by Green Collection – State of Victoria Library
Last updated: by Bruce Allan from the original records by Stuart Cameron
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