- (0.62 mi) long and
about 0.5 km (0.31 mi) wide, with the
highest point,
Kittern Hill, at 34 m (112 ft). The
geology consists of
Hercynian granite with...
-
entrance graves,
field system and
settlements and post-medieval kelp pits on
Kittern Hill, Gugh".
Historic England.
Retrieved 15 June 2020. ****mings, Vicki;...
- of Scilly. The
grave sits on a
steep slope on the
southwestern side of
Kittern Hill, the
highest point on Gugh. The
grave was
excavated in 1901 by British...
-
entrance graves,
field system and
settlements and post-medieval kelp pits on
Kittern Hill, Gugh".
English Heritage.
Retrieved 15 June 2020. Ashbee, P. (1976)...
-
thought Kittern was
accidentally crushed by a much
larger vessel against a pier and sank,
possibly at Penzance, in the late 1960s or
early 1970s.
Kittern can...
-
Kintyre Ardrossan Dockyard Co. 21
October 1941 24
April 1942 Sold 1946
Kittern Cook,
Welton &
Gemmell 28
August 1943 13
November 1943 Sold 1946 Lindisfarne...
-
being salvaged in 1992. Her crew of fifty-eight were
rescued by
launches Kittern and
Goldern Spray from Scilly. 22 July 1955 —
Panamanian registered steamer...
- service. The 54 p****engers were
taken to Hugh Town by the
company launch Kittern which went as**** on Rat
Island damaging her
rudder before finally making...
-
copal The
hardwood was
still being salvaged in 1992. Her crew of fifty-eight was
rescued by
launches Kittern and
Goldern Spray of the
Isles of Scilly....
- (T16), 1941 Hoy (T114), 1941
Inchcolm (T18), 1941
Killegray (T174), 1941
Kittern (T382), 1943
Lindisfarne (T361), 1943
Lundy (T272), 1943
Mewstone (T374)...
