Bristol Beaufort Mark V111 Crash Site - QLD

  Historic Site

Position

DEG: -10.93633 142.455307
DMS: 10º 56' 10.79" S 142º 27' 19.11" E
UTM: 54 L 8790677mN 659033mE
Altitude: 32.72m

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Somerset QLD 4876
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Remains of the Australian Made Bristol Beaufort Mark V111Serial Number A9-190. These Australian made planes were a twin engine torpedo bomber with a crew of three. Designed for performing torpedo attack, aerial bombing and general reconnaissance missions. During the War, it was mostly women who did all the riveting on the Beaufort fuselages.

After flying out of Bamaga in 1945, the left engine cut out and on landing the plane ran off the runway due to lack of break pressure. No-one was injured.
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Closest Weather Station

Horn Island at 28/10:00pm EST
Distance from Bristol Beaufort Mark V111 Crash Site 43.07km NW
TemperatureFeels LikeRel. HumidityDew PointPressureRainfallWind DirectionWind SpeedGusts
28.3°C34.6°C90%26.5°C1011.1hPa12.0mmE6km/hr
3knots
7km/hr
4knots

Closest Climatic Station

Horn Island
Distance from Bristol Beaufort Mark V111 Crash Site 43.07km NW
 JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Mean Max. °C30.930.530.430.429.929.328.829.030.131.031.931.8
Mean Min. °C25.125.025.025.224.723.923.122.923.824.825.725.7
Mean Rain mm387.5467.0358.2228.071.315.88.35.56.316.949.1191.5

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