Allah Mina - Misplaced Pages

Allah Mina was a cement barge which sunk in the Persian Gulf in approximately 1972.

The wreck site is now a popular site for scuba divers, in part because of the coral and other marine life attracted to the lime contained in the barge's cargo.

References

Lucas, Becky (26 May 2008). "To dive for". Time Out Dubai. pp. 32, 34. Archived from the original on 3 March 2016. Retrieved 22 June 2008.

v t e Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in 1972
Shipwrecks	9 Jan: Seawise University 11 Jan: Sian Yung 15 Jan: Kooroongaba 18 Jan: Delfini 1 Feb: V. A. Fogg 11 Feb: USS Hopewell, Lindblad Explorer 19 Feb: Marcello G 19 Mar: USS Gansevoort 23 Apr: USNS Cowanesque 24 Apr: Nicolo Martini 11 May: Royston Grange 12 May: USS Wilkes-Barre 14 May: USS Fred T. Berry 15 Jun: Lucette 4 July: Isabena 10 July: London Statesman 13 July: USS O'Brien 24 July: S. A. Vanguard 21 Aug: Texanita 19 Sep: HMSAS Natal 16 Oct: USS Stanton 27 Nov: Tor Hugo 24 Dec: Sea Star 31 Dec: St Ives Unknown date: Allah Mina, USS Bashaw
Other incidents	24 Jan: USS Seahorse 27 Jan: Queen Frederica 24 Feb: K-19 17 May: Queen Elizabeth 2 21 Aug: Oswego-Guardian 7 Nov: African Neptune 15 Nov: K-19 Unknown date: K-64
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25°21′19.7″N 55°12′17.7″E / 25.355472°N 55.204917°E / 25.355472; 55.204917

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