Vanduara
| Name | Vanduara |
| Type | Sailing vessel
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| GRT | 2,079 tons |
| Country |  Norwegian |
| Built | 1882
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| Builder | C. Connell & Co., Glasgow
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| Operator | A/S Vanduara (N. A. Lydersen), Tvedestrand
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| History | Iron-hulled, four-mated bark. “Vanduara” is the Roman name for Paisley, a district of Glasgow. The ship was originally registered to J. D. Clink of Greenock before being sold to S. Goldberg & Sons, Swansea in 1894. She was sold to Norwegian interests in 1909.
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U-boat attacks on Sailing vessel Vanduara
| Date | U-boat | Loss type | Position | Location | Route | Cargo | Casualties |
| 1 | 2 May 1917 | U 58 (Kurt Wippern) | Sunk | Stopped and sunk by gunnery SW of Ireland
| 50° 24'N, 14° 59'W
| Savannah-la-Mar, Jamacia - Le Havre
| dye wood
| 0
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Position of attack on Vanduara
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