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The Georg Thiele was a German Kriegsmarine destroyer sunk during the Battles of Narvik in April 1940, in the fjords near Narvik in northern Norway. Cornered by British naval forces, she was run aground and scuttled to avoid capture, and her wreckage remains in the waters off this stretch of coast. The site lies within the fjord system around Narvik at roughly 68.4 degrees north, a region better known among divers for its collection of World War Two wrecks from that campaign. Cold water temperatures and the high latitude are the main practical considerations for anyone approaching this dive.
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