Vesta

Note the extremely high resolution. The water depth is 45 meters.

Ingrid Horn

The German steamship sank due to a collision with a Swedish ship in 1917- The water depth is 45 meters.

Tugboat Isbjörn (Polar Bear)

The vessel was transformed to a canon boat during WW2 and stationed in Oxelösund. It sank in 50 meters of water. The image is taken with a SH500. The railing on the bridge is clearly visible which indicates the fantastic resolution of the side scan sonar system.

The steamship KUL

Note the details. The water depth is 50 meters. Baltic Sea.

Paula Faulbaum

This wreck of a German steamship rests dramatically on a steep cliff edge where the bow on the ship is at 40 meters and the aft part is at 80 meters depth. The clean rock slope meets the softer bottom layers at the at the wreck. It is obvious that the aft part is sinking deep down in the mud.

S7

Russian submarin sunk during WW2 by a Finnish submarine. The Russian submarine was lost for 50 years, however, an expedition located the well preserved wreck with a SH 500 system in 50 meters depth. Note the high detailed resolution of the shadow where the netknife in the front, the machine gun, periscope and tower can be seen.

Pravda

This scan is from the Russian newspaper Pravda that wrote about the discovery of the S7 submarine.

S8

Another Russian submarine also sunk by a finnish submarine in swedish waters.