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OS 10-figure grid ref (GPS): HU 48183 85314 |
This wreck site lies on featureless moorland on the island of Yell, Shetland, at an altitude of about 100m. A memorial to the crew who died in the crash also lies at the site.
The site consists of a single area of debris, the largest parts being the remains of the wing and an engine in a scar, with the second engine lying just outside the scar. Other parts of wreckage lie some distance away from the main site.
A propellor blade from the aircraft is situated on a memorial to the crash in the nearby village of Burravoe. The crew members who were killed in the crash are buried in a graveyard in nearby Hamnavoe.
The PDAAR website has information and photos of the crash site here.
These pictures were taken in June 2019.
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