On 4. May 1940 a group of German Heinkel 115 bombers attacks the three ships Blaafjeld, Sekstant and Pan while they are waiting in  Urdshalsvågen for a convoy to England. In the attack that follows Sekstant receives hits from the bombers and soon sinks. The history also says that Blaafjeld were hit under the attack,  and the crew tries halfhearted to rescue her, but the day after Blaafjeld disappear down in the deep. The result today is that both Blaafjeld and Sekstant can be located outside Urdshalsvågen, and with a size over one thousand tons and a length of nearly seventy meters, Blaafjeld is a popular dive site in Nord- Trøndelag county. The vessel is all intact and lies on a depth of thirty five meters with masts still standing and ropes lying around as if the vessel went down yesterday. The most shallow part on the wreck is the pipe which you'll meet at only eighteen meters. The wreck of Blaafjeld can be found in Urshalsvågen near by Kolvereid. To your information the wreck of Sekstant lies only 150 meters away from the wreck of Blaafjeld on a depth of fifty meters. To dive on Blaafjeld ( or Sekstant ) you need a boat...