Newshot Island Wrecks
Location type
Name and dates
Newshot Island WrecksDescription
Following the Kingston Dock fire of 1914 four schooners, burned to the waterline, were towed to the foreshore of the former watercourse between Newshot Island and the south bank of the River Clyde. (Cruising on the Clyde, RL Brown and J McKendrick 1985).
Newshot Island was one of a number in the Clyde which were lost when the river was dredged and one watercourse chosen in preference to another. A large number of mud punts are also beached in the area.
| Nearby stations Dalmuir Riverside Dalmuir Dalmuir [1st] Kilbowie Singer Clydebank Singer Workers Platforms Old Kilpatrick Clydebank Riverside Clydebank East Kilpatrick Drumry Yoker Georgetown [NFF] Georgetown | Dalmuir Dredger Works ROF Dalmuir Dalmuir Sewage Purification Works Rashielee Quay Clyde Trust Siding Signal Box Dalmuir Shipyard Chivas Bros Siding Chivas Bros Bond Turners Asbestos Cement Works Rashielee Quarry Rashielee Quarry Dalmuir Park Junction Singer Timber Yard Dalmuir No 23 Tunnels Tourist/other Newshot Island |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
