Just 100 meters from the Ville de Grasse.
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WRECK HISTORY...
The Correo de Cette, first name of the Michel C, was built in 1866 by the Renfrew shipyards in Belfast. In 1899, on the night of November 26, the Michel C was en route to Cannes in foggy weather. She was carrying beer and flour. That day, it collided with another ship and sank with its engineer on board. The 11 crew members only had time to climb aboard the Amphion before their ship sank. The Michel C sank some 100 m from another wreck, "Le ville de Grasse". The wreck is...
The Correo de Cette, first name of the Michel C, was built in 1866 by the Renfrew shipyards in Belfast. In 1899, on the night of November 26, the Michel C was en route to Cannes in foggy weather. She was carrying beer and flour. That day, it collided with another ship and sank with its engineer on board. The 11 crew members only had time to climb aboard the Amphion before their ship sank. The Michel C sank some 100 m from another wreck, "Le ville de Grasse". The wreck is...
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- Depth: 32 m to 39 m