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MV Captayannis
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The Captayannis was a Greek sugar-carrying vessel that sank in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland in 1974.
MV Captayannis
MV Captayannis
Photograph of Captayannis, taken from the north side of the Clyde in Helensburgh.
Photograph of Captayannis, taken from the north side of the Clyde in Helensburgh.
Captayannis in 2006
Captayannis in 2006
Tail of the Bank
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The Tail of the Bank is the name given to the anchorage in the upper Firth of Clyde immediately North of Greenock, between Inverclyde and Argyll and Bute. This area of the Firth gets its name from the deep water immediately to the west of the sandbank which marks the entrance to the navigable channel up the Estuary of the River Clyde.
Tail of the Bank, from Princes Pier
Tail of the Bank, from Princes Pier
Navigable channel and sandbanks towards the Tail of the Bank and Ardmore Point.
Navigable channel and sandbanks towards the Tail of the Bank and Ardmore Point.
View past Princes Pier to Ardmore, yacht passing red buoy marking Tail of the Bank.
View past Princes Pier to Ardmore, yacht passing red buoy marking Tail of the Bank.
Ardmore across the Clyde, inshore Clyde Clipper enters navigable channel to pass Ocean Terminal container cranes and ship.
Ardmore across the Clyde, inshore Clyde Clipper enters navigable channel to pass Ocean Terminal container cranes and ship.