The motorship Nesodtangen went down in the deep outside Stavanger in 1975, but unfortunately there are little information about the actual sinking of this ship. Originally the ship was laid down at Trondhejms mekaniske verksted in 1929 as a steamship for Nesodden Dampskipsselskap, and for many years Nesodtangen went in passenger traffic between Nesoddtangen and Oslo. In 1952 the engine was replaced by a diesel and Nesodtangen was modernized. In 1971 the ship was sold to Sarpsborg Skipsindustri who rebuilt the ship. After a couple of years the ship ended up in Stavanger for homeless oil workers until she was sunk at Steinsøy. The wreck of Nesodtangen rest today on a depth of forty to fifty three meters merely five minutes with a boat from Stavanger city at Steinsøy. The wreck stands on her keel as a nice "Donald Duck" wreck in good condition. Stavanger Divecenter can arrange trips out to the wreck...