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There is a long history of shipwrecks and vessels capsizing or being lost in the oceans around Southland, New Zealand.[1] The worst incident was on 29 April 1881, when the SS Tararua struck Otara reef 13 km (8.1 mi) off Waipapa Point.[2][3][4] Of the ship's 151 passengers, only 20 survived. This incident is the worst maritime disaster for civilian vessels in New Zealand's history.[5] The disaster led to the establishment of a lighthouse at Waipapa Point.[6][7] Serious incidents with multiple fatalities have continued into the 21st century, and the Bluff Coastguard is often called upon to assist vessels in distress in Foveaux Strait.[8]

Foveaux Strait

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Ship Year Location Description Fatalities Reference(s)
Unknown 1836 Wreckage between Passage Islands and Toetoes Bay Unknown ship of about 300 tons Unknown [9][10]
Laughing Water 1870 SW of Pahia Point 411 ton wooden barque 1 [11][12]
Unknown 1875 off Orepuki Whaleboat 3 [13]
Unknown 1875 off Orepuki Whaleboat 7 [14]
The William Ackers 1876 Waipapa Point Cargo Ship 8 [15][16][17]
SS Tararua 1881 Otara Reef 13 km (8.1 mi) offshore of Waipapa Point Passenger steamer 131 [15][18][5]
Marie Ange 1884 Solander Island or Foveaux Strait 275 ton iron barque all [19][20]
Champion 1885 mouth of Patterson Inlet Cutter 3 [21]
Nellie 1888 11 km (6.8 mi) offshore of Dog Island Fishing schooner 1 [22]
Star of Erin 1892 Waipapa Point Cargo Ship nil [23][24]
Philadelphia 1898 Wreckage at Orepuki 1,710 ton steel full-rigged ship all [25]
Iris 1913 Between Ruapuke Island and Bluff 4 ton auxiliary cutter 4 [26]
Mararoa 1930 Foveaux Strait Fishing launch 2 [27]
Waikouaiti 1939 South-east corner of Dog Island Cargo Ship nil [15][28]
Sea Mew 1954 Foveaux Strait Fishing vessel 1 [29][30]
Reo Moana 1959 Foveaux Strait 50 foot motor trawler 3 [31][32]
Star of the Sea 1963 Long Point, west of Tuatapere Fishing vessel 1 [33]
Aoteama 1978 Foveaux Strait wooden fishing vessel 2 [34][35]
Unknown 1984 off Stirling Point Dinghy 2 [36]
Cygnet 1985 Foveaux Strait Fishing vessel 3 [34][37]
Rangi 1987 Foveaux Strait Wooden fishing vessel 2 [34][38]
Linda Marie 1988 Foveaux Strait Fishing vessel 2 [34][39]
Avenger 1996 Foveaux Strait Fishing vessel 2 [40][41]
Unknown 2001 off Stirling Point Dinghy 1 [42]
Unknown 2010 north of Dog Island Dinghy 1 [43][44]
Extreme 1 2012 off Ruapuke Island Recreational fishing vessel 2 [45][46]
Torea 2012 Green Island, near Ruapuke Island Fishing vessel nil [47][48]
Munetra 2014 Foveaux Strait Yacht 3 [49][50]
Ayson 2014 off Stirling Point Fishing vessel nil [51]

Stewart Island

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Ship Year Location and notes Description Fatalities Reference(s)
Industry 1831 Easy Harbour, southwest Stewart Island Brig 17 [1][52]
Workington 1857 Deliberately run aground at Smokey Cove due to a leaking hull 150 ton Brig nil [53][54][55]
Lochinvar 1863 Beached at Halfmoon Bay but subsequently salvaged and later wrecked in Fiji in 1868 199 ton Brig nil [56][57][58]
Pacific 1864 Paterson Inlet 347 tun Full-rigged ship nil [1][59][60]
Zephyr 1866 Deliberately run aground in Paterson Inlet due to leaks. Salvaged and later wrecked in Bass Strait in 1882. Schooner nil [61][62][63]
Calypso 1866 near Port William 152 ton Brig 1[a] [64][65][66]
Emilie 1890 Disabled by a hurricane west of Puysegur Point and ran aground at the southern point of Stewart Island after drifting for five days. 729 ton Barque 9 [67][68]
Eclipse 1894 off Paterson Inlet 33 ton Cutter nil [69][70]
Cavalier 1901 Mason Bay 36 ton Ketch nil [71][72]
Thistle 1903 Halfmoon Bay Racing cutter nil [73][74]
Heather Bell 1907 Sealers Bay, Codfish Island / Whenua Hou 26 ton Cutter nil [75][76]
Ruahine 1910 Halfmoon Bay 12 ton Auxiliary cutter nil [1][77]
Nautilus 1911 Manning's Bay. Previously wrecked on Whale Island in 1867 and salvaged. 30 ton Cutter nil [1][78][79]
Kotare 1931 Paterson Inlet 147 tons gross, 83 tons net Wooden steamer nil [80][81]
Valmai 1951 Edwards Island, one of the Tītī / Muttonbird Islands Ketch rigged fishing vessel nil [1][82]
Inga 1952 Fishing launch nil [1]
Ngaitahu 1953 East Ruggedy, northwest Stewart Island Fishing vessel 1 [83][84]
Skylark 1957 South Cape / Whiore 36 foot fishing vessel nil [1][85]
Maranui 1960 Halfmoon Bay 37 foot fishing vessel nil [1][86]
Little Glory 1960 near Whero Island, Paterson Inlet Fishing vessel nil [87][88]
Lena 1963 Fishing vessel nil [89]
Marlborough 1963 Mokinui / Big Moggy Island 40 foot fishing vessel nil [90][91]
Chance 1963 Southwest coast of Stewart Island 45 foot wooden fishing vessel nil [1][92]
Scout 1963 Johnsons Rock, north of Port Pegasus 48 foot fishing vessel nil [93][94]
Britannia 1964 58 foot wooden vessel, originally a schooner, converted to steam and then diesel. nil [95][96]
Marie 1965 Christmas Village Bay, northeast Stewart Island 40 foot fishing vessel nil [1][97]
Sea Hawk 1966 Bench Island, east of Stewart Island Fishing vessel nil [1][98]
Hananui 1968 Halfmoon Bay 38 foot fishing vessel nil [99][100]
Westward Ho 1968 White Rock, southeast Stewart Island 45 foot fishing vessel nil [1][101]
Coral 1970 28 foot fishing vessel nil [1][98]
Awarua 1970 Later refloated and the transom replaced. Still active at Bluff in 2008. 37 foot fishing vessel nil [1][102][103]
Mistral 1970 Struck a rock near Codfish Island / Whenua Hou and sank near Yankee River mouth 41 foot wooden fishing vessel nil [1][104]
Evening Star 1971 South Cape, near Murphy Island 47.5 foot wooden fishing vessel nil [105][106]
Andrea 1972 Tia Island, Port Adventure, eastern Stewart Island 33 foot fishing vessel nil [1][107]
Olga 1973 Murray River 9.75 m pleasure launch / trawler 2 [108][109]
Waikaremoana 1974 Whale Rock near Red Head 22.97 gross tons, 11.91 register tons, fishing vessel nil [1][110]
San Marie 1975 Exploded and burnt near Murray River mouth 52 foot fishing vessel nil [1][111]
Sou West 1975 Fishing vessel nil [1]
Sharon 1977 Ernest Island, southeast Stewart Island 22.90 gross tons, 9.12 register tons, fishing vessel nil [1][112]
Iona 1977 Ernest Islands, west Stewart Island 12.5 m fishing vessel nil [1][113]
Harbinger 1978 Halfmoon Bay 11.5 m fishing vessel nil [1][113]
Kowhai 1978 Broad Head, south Stewart Island 25.35 gross tons, 6.97 register tons, wooden fishing vessel nil [1][114]
Mapua 1978 Breaksea Islands 21.99 gross tons, 4.18 register tons, fibreglass fishing vessel 3 [115][35]
Peraki 1978 Rammed by Psyche in Broad Passage (Big Ship Passage) between Pearl Island and Stewart Island 11.8 gross tons, 8.35 register tons, wooden fishing vessel nil [1][35]
Wyoming 1980 Halfmoon Bay 10.5 m fishing vessel nil [1][116]
Muritai 1980 Edwards Island 10.5 m fishing vessel nil [1][116]
Nederburg 1980 Carter Passage, southeast of Halfmoon Bay 11 m fishing vessel nil [1][116]
Linda Carol 1981 Paterson Inlet Fishing vessel nil [1][117]
Spray 1981 Codfish Island / Whenua Hou 11.5 m fishing vessel nil [1][118]
Barend Jan 1981 9 m fishing vessel nil [1][117]
Komuri 1981 Rugged Islands, northwest Stewart Island 13.35 gross tons, 4.86 register tons, wooden fishing vessel nil [1]
Annie 1983 Between Weka Island and Port Adventure 13 m wooden fishing vessel nil [1][119]
Sea Star 1987 Seal Point near Port Pegasus 14 m wooden fishing vessel nil [120][121]
Dong Won 529 1998 Breaksea Islands 68.4 m, 385 gross ton fishing vessel nil [122][123]
Marine Maid 2000 Barclay Rock, east of Halfmoon Bay 59 foot cargo vessel, former trawler nil [124][125]
M N Subritzky 2000 Near Edwards Island 11.58 m vessel nil [1][126]
Bargara 2003 Hit a log nine miles from Codfish Island 21.6 m fishing vessel nil [1][127]
Kotuku 2006 Capsized near Womens Island 12.8 m, 26 ton fishing vessel 6 [128][129]
Easy Rider 2012 Capsized near Saddle Point 38 foot fishing vessel 8 [130][131]
Surest-700 2013 Grounded on rocks at Paterson Inlet. Ruptured fuel tanks spilled diesel. 88 m fishing trawler nil [132]
Henerata 2019 Capsized while crossing Paterson Inlet Water taxi nil [133]

Bluff

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Ship Year Location and notes Description Fatalities Reference(s)
Success 1845 The cable fouled while raising anchor and the ship drifted onto rocks 82 ton schooner nil [134][135]
Amazon 1852 Pelham Rock 77 foot schooner nil [136][137]
Oberon 1861 Struck a rock mid-channel, and was deliberately grounded at Hell Gate to prevent sinking. Later recovered and renamed Guiding Star. 102 tons gross, 69 tons net, iron screw steamer nil [138][139]
Ocean Chief 1862 Driven ashore at "Taenae Point" (Tiwai Point?). Refloated, but burned by some of the crew 20 days later. 1026 ton Black Ball clipper ship nil [140][141][142]
Flying Mist 1862 Inadequately anchored, and after deserting crew members slipped a cable, the ship hit a rock in Bluff Harbour and sank. 1204 ton full-rigged ship nil [143][144]
Prince Albert 1862 After salvaging cargo from the Flying Mist, and with the crew possibly drunk with salvaged alcohol, ran ashore at "Toitois Beach" (Toetoes Bay). 90 ton brig (probably) nil [145][146][147]
Time and Truth 1863 Stirling Point 539 ton barque nil [57][148]
Scotia 1864 Stirling Point 872 ton gross, 647 ton net barque-rigged steamer nil [149][150]
Dorcas 1869 Tiwai Point 10 ton cutter nil [151][152]
Carl 1874 Triangle Rock 167 ton brig. A former blackbirder. nil [153][154]
Lerwick 1875 Anchor failure between Stirling and Burial points 14 ton cutter nil [155][156]
Ann Gambles 1878 Tiwai Point 424 ton iron barque nil [157][158]
Anna 1880 Capsized at Bluff Harbour entrance 27-ton ketch 3 [159][160]
England's Glory 1881 Entrance to Bluff Harbour 751 ton iron barque, formerly a full-rigged ship nil [161][162][163]
Pelham 1886 Lookout Point 423 tons gross, 228 tons net, iron screw steamer. Originally a brig, then a barque. nil [164][165]
Kokeno 1886 Lower anchorage. A cable parted and the ship drifted onto the shore. Later refloated and repaired. Government-owned Schooner nil [166][167]
Maid of Otago 1886 Stirling Point. Struck the remains of the Pelham, the same night as the Kokeno wreck. 50 ton schooner nil [166][167]
Elizabeth and Ulvaria Cameron 1889 Tiwai Point 40 ton schooner, 23-years old and called "a floating coffin".[168] nil [169][170]
Clyde 1901 Bushy Point, near Fortrose 21 ton schooner, originally a 30 ton steamer nil [72][171]
Madeline 1901 Bluff Harbour Unregistered ketch nil [172][173]
Brothers 1903 Benzene explosion and subsequent fire while docked at Bluff Harbour 54 ton auxiliary schooner nil [174][175]
Okta 1913 Stirling Point. Same rock as Scotia, Maid of Otago and Pelham. 1110 tons gross, 1058 tons net, iron barque. Originally named Jessie Osborne and then Mariposa. nil [176][177]
Dolly Varden 1919 Bluff Harbour 28 tons gross, 17 tons net, auxiliary schooner nil [178][179]

Fiordland

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Ship Year Location Description Fatalities Reference(s)
Endeavour 1795 Dusky Sound 700–800 ton ship nil [180][181]
Gekeita 1957 Coal Island fishing vessel 2 [182][183]
Seaforth 1959 Puysegur Point motor trawler 2 [31][184]
Marangi 1965 Dusky Sound fishing vessel 2 [185][186]
Star II 1966 Breaksea Sound fishing vessel 2 [187][188]
Vital Spark 1972 West Cape fishing vessel 2 [189][190]
Kotiki 1972 Caswell Sound fishing vessel 1 [191]
Westwind 1973 Breaksea Island fishing vessel 1 [192][193]
James McLaren 1974 West Cape fishing vessel 3 [194][195]

Waikawa

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Ship Year Location Description Fatalities Reference(s)
James Daly 1866 Waikawa schooner 3 [196][197]

Notes

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  1. ^ Diggle says a seaman was struck on the skull but received surgery and recovered. This might be the reason for the claim of a life lost.

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