The Cutty Sark is one of only three surviving ships of its time that has a composite wrought iron frame structure covered by wooden planking. The hull has a Muntz metal coating.[19]
Tonnage: 921 tons (2,608 m³)
Yard lengths (after being cut down
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The clipper Cutty Sark in a dry dock in Greenwich. |
Cutty Sark at Greenwich, London. 
See also
Cutty Sark's anchor winch.
External links
- A family connection to her
- Cutty Sark, Virtual Reality image Quicktime image of the tea clipper
- Aerial view of Cutty Sark at Google Maps
- Images of England - details from listed building text
- Buildings at Risk Register: Cutty+Sark
- MaritimeQuest Cutty Sark Pages
- HNSA Web Page: Cutty Sark
- Cutty Sark Guide
Cutty Sark's rescue boat. 
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