Table 7. Conventional and chemical munitions dumpsites in waters >200 m in the OSPAR region (OSPAR, 2005) [28].

Site number	Longitude	Latitude	Type of munitions	Details
42	−13.66	48.33	Conventional	Only remaining UK dumpsite by 1993
43	−9.02	43.73	Conventional
45	1.46	62.97	Chemical	4,500 tons scuttled vessels
46	−7.67	59	Chemical
49	−11	58	Chemical
51	−12.08	56.52	Chemical
52	−12	56.5	Chemical
53	−9.45	56.37	Chemical
54	−10	56	Chemical
55	−11	55.5	Chemical
56	−9.37	48.67	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Dora Oldendorf - February 1947.
57	−8.15	48.05	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Empire Nutfield - September 1946.
58	−8.35	48	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Lanark - November 1946.
59	−8.56	47.95	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Empire Peacock - August 1946.
60	−8.97	47.92	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Harm Freitzen - March 1948.
61	−8.26	47.92	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Empire Lark - July 1947.
62	−8.35	47.9	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Kindersley - October 1946.
63	−8.85	47.87	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Empire Connyngham - June 1949.
64	−8.31	47.79	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Thorpe Bay - September 1947.
65	−10.5	47.63	Chemical	CW (Approx 70 Tonnes) encased in concrete. Dumped in 1980.
66	−9.52	47.6	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Margo - November 1947.
67	−9.4	47.38	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Miervaldis - September 1948.
68	−9.4	47.28	Chemical	Scuttled ship, Empire Success - August 1948.
70	−1.6	64.7	Chem. - Tabun	462 shells recovered in Wolgast Harbour dumped, set in concrete.