Description
"Albert Johannes" was built in 1928 in Netherlands as a twin-mast barkentine and was converted into a three-mast schooner later. Overall length after hull extension: 32,9 m (108 ft), Tonnage: 130 GRT.
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01:25 Wreck 1:
An unidentified wreck off the island Darss, Germany. Falsely known as the Dutch fishing vessel "Zeearend". Possibly "Neptun 211", sunk in 1942 after a collision. Wreck length - 21 m (70 ft). Max depth - 13 m (43 ft).
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03:01 Wrecks 2 and 3:
Unidentified twin-wrecks off Island Hiddensee, Germany. Both ships lay less than 50 m (150 ft) apart. Max depth - 18m (60 ft). Wreck 2: Diesel-powered tugboat, Length 30 m (100 ft). Wreck 3: Steam-powered tugboat, Length 25 m (80 ft).
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07:17 Wreck 4:
Imperial German Navy Aviso (later re-classified as a light cruiser) SMS "Wacht" in Arkona Bassin off Island Rügen. Built in 1888 in Bremen, Germany. Sunk in 1901 in a collision with the German corvette SMS "Sachsen". Wreck length - 86 m (280 ft), Max depth - 42 m (140 ft).
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08:22 Wreck 5:
An unknown gaff schooner off island Rügen. The ship probably dates from the late 19th century.
On board a cargo of clay pipes. Wreck length - approx. 30 m (100 ft), Max depth - approx. 29 m (95 ft).
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09:33 Wreck 6:
Swedish corvette "Camilla" off Island Møn, Denmark. Originally built as a merchant ship. Scuttled in 1809 after being caught in drift ice for more than a month and fighting against Danish naval infantry.
Max depth - 21 m (70 ft).
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11:20 Wreck 7:
Unidentified WWII Tugboat near Warnemünde. Built in Netherlands in 1929. Date of sinking unknown
Wreck length - 18 m (60 ft), Max depth - 9 m (30 ft).
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https://www.marine-research-germany.de/
https://www.t-s-c.de/schiff/albert-johannes/