Wrecks · event
Depths reported: a. 14.3 meters in 70-14.06N 082-44.52E
Kara Sea · Russia · 3 messages · since 2026-08-26
- status
- in force
- opened
- 2026-08-26 10:35Z
- sea
- Kara Sea
- position
- 70.168, 82.786
- joined by
- proximity (same type, same sea, within 30 nm and 30 days)
- key
- wreck:HYDROARC-188/2026
Timeline · 3 messages, oldest first
- 1HYDROARC 188/262026-08-26 10:35Z · in forceDepths ranging from 7.2 to 10.5 meters reported at multiple positions in the Kara Sea, Russia.
KARA SEA. RUSSIA. DEPTHS REPORTED: A. 10.4 METERS 70-40.17N 083-28.91E. B. 9.3 METERS 70-39.02N 083-28.73E. C. 7.5 METERS 70-39.38N 083-28.14E. D. 7.2 METERS 70-39.19N 083-28.04E. E. 7.5 METERS 70-38.98N 083-27.90E. F. 10.4 METERS 70-36.63N 083-28.56E. G. 10.5 METERS 70-36.11N 083-28.98E. H. 10.0 METERS 70-35.82N 083-28.28E. I. 9.3 METERS 70-35.56N 083-27.96E.
- 2HYDROARC 189/262026-08-26 11:11Z · in forceShallow depths are reported at multiple positions in the Kara Sea, Russia, ranging from 8.0 to 10.5 meters.
KARA SEA. RUSSIA. DEPTHS REPORTED: A. 8.0 METERS IN 70-35.47N 083-27.80E. B. 9.6 METERS IN 70-35.35N 083-27.69E. C. 10.2 METERS IN 70-34.80N 083-27.24E. D. 10.5 METERS IN 70-34.69N 083-26.65E. E. 10.2 METERS IN 70-34.64N 083-26.82E. F. 9.4 METERS IN 70-34.15N 083-25.69E. G. 10.4 METERS IN 70-33.99N 083-25.11E. H. 9.5 METERS IN 70-33.96N 083-24.43E.
- 3HYDROARC 195/262026-08-31 07:13Z → cancelled 2026-08-31 19:00Z (dropped from inforce)Depths reported: a. 14.3 meters in 70-14.06N 082-44.52E
KARA SEA. RUSSIA. DEPTHS REPORTED: A. 14.3 METERS IN 70-14.06N 082-44.52E. B. 13.9 METERS IN 70-13.60N 082-44.59E. C. 14.6 METERS IN 70-11.43N 082-42.81E. D. 13.8 METERS IN 70-10.87N 082-43.16E. E. 13.4 METERS IN 70-10.52N 082-43.68E. F. 10.4 METERS IN 70-10.04N 082-44.74E. G. 10.4 METERS IN 70-06.85N 082-52.79E. H. 9.6 METERS IN 70-06.82N 082-53.30E. I. 12.0 METERS IN 70-06.37N 082-54.76E.
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