Talk:HMS Arethusa (1913)

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Location

The location given for the wreck, 53_58_N_6_42_E, makes no sense and is obviously wrong. The text and sources say "On 11 February 1916, she struck a mine off Felixstowe, drifted onto a shoal while under tow, and broke her back" and [1] says she hit a sandbar and sank "near Harwich" which makes sense so, while I cannot determine the exact coordinates, that would put it in the neighborhood of (51.925, 1.295). 31.4.130.15 (talk) 21:06, 2 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]