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Efford sank after the collision, reportedly cut in two, and her remains are known as two separated wreck sections off Dover. That makes her an especially interesting dive: not a grand liner or warship, but a compact coaster with a dramatic physical story written into the seabed. For divers, Efford offers exactly the sort of Channel wreck that rewards close inspection: broken structure, wartime context, collision damage, and the odd thrill of knowing the bow and stern are not necessarily where polite naval architecture intended them to be.