Site Description #
The remains of the BATTEAUX, a historical vessel, are currently located off the RMC Dock in Navy Bay, St. Lawrence River. The BATTEAUX, also known as a bateau or batteau, is a type of flat-bottomed boat that was commonly used for transportation of goods along rivers during the 18th and 19th centuries.
The exact history and details of the specific BATTEAUX remains off the RMC Dock are unknown based on the provided information. However, it is likely that the vessel holds historical significance and may have been involved in trade, transportation, or other activities along the St. Lawrence River.
The presence of the BATTEAUX remains in Navy Bay serves as a reminder of the region’s maritime heritage and provides an opportunity for historical and archaeological exploration. It is possible that the site is of interest to researchers, historians, and divers interested in exploring and studying the remnants of the BATTEAUX and its significance to the local area.
Manners for the Great Lakes Region Shore Diver #
Rules to Shore Dive by #
- Pick up after yourselves and others if need be
- Take only pictures, memories, and trash off the bottom
- Many shore dive sites are busiest on weekends so plan ahead
- Remember you’re the ambassador for the sport when approached by onlookers and locals. Paying attention and being polite can lead to other opportunities and locations.
- Have fun and lots of it after all that’s why you are there just like underwater beware of others around you for both positive and negative experiences
- If you’re the guy with the camera, video, or go pro, take a minute to show those outside your group what’s underneath.
