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| | PORT PHILLIP SHIPWRECKS |
 | | The Rip as it is appropriately called is flanked by Lonsdale reef on the west and Nepean reef on the east, with less than one kilometre of navigatable water between them, at a depth not exceeding 30 metres. |
 | | Was assisting in the salvage from George Roper on Point Lonsdale reef, Port Phillip Heads, when she bumped heavily against the barque, and then sank, 8 July 1883. |
 | | The tug struck the Point Lonsdale Reef and was so seriously damaged that she was forced to release the tow line and make for Queenscliff, leaving the barque helpless in the fog, with the result that she herself ran on to the reef. |
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