New Zealand Shipwreck Janie Seddon, Motueka
Talley`s Group:
The company's first fishing vessel was the Janie Seddon.
Built-in the United Kingdom in 1903, the Janie Seddon was one of two submarine minelaying vessels brought out from England to New Zealand that same year.
The Janie Seddon was based in Wellington, with its twin, the Lady Roberts, based in Auckland. The Janie Seddon was used in port during World Wars I and II and was also the examination vessel during World War II.
he is now a rusting hulk on the Motueka foreshore, near the headquarters of Talley's.
The company's first fishing vessel was the Janie Seddon.
Built-in the United Kingdom in 1903, the Janie Seddon was one of two submarine minelaying vessels brought out from England to New Zealand that same year.
The Janie Seddon was based in Wellington, with its twin, the Lady Roberts, based in Auckland. The Janie Seddon was used in port during World Wars I and II and was also the examination vessel during World War II.
he is now a rusting hulk on the Motueka foreshore, near the headquarters of Talley's.
Travel Information
Easy access.
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Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Nearly no other people
Best Timing
Sunrise
Sunrise & Sunset
05:56 - 20:28
| current local time: 03:19
Photo Themes
Beach
historic
Ocean
shipwreck
Sunrise
Tourist Attraction
Locations
Tasman Sea
Tasman Bay
Motueka
Southisland
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