Shotline Diving

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HMS Radcliffe (Brown Bay Vessel)

Explore the intriguing wreck of HMS Radcliffe, a British naval vessel in Brown Bay, St. Lawrence River, offering insights into maritime history.

Sld Ship Type: Naval Vessel

  • HMS Radcliffe (Brown Bay Vessel)

    Explore the intriguing wreck of HMS Radcliffe, a British naval vessel in Brown Bay, St. Lawrence River, offering insights into maritime history.

  • HMS Haldimand & Underwater Dock – Carleton Island

    Explore the historical wreck of HMS Haldimand, a British military vessel from the American Revolutionary War, located near Carleton Island in Lake Ontario.

  • USS Jefferson

    Explore the USS Jefferson, a significant naval vessel from the War of 1812, now a wreck site offering insights into early American naval history.

  • Madison (USS General Brady)

    Explore the mystery of the Madison, a warship from the War of 1812, lost in Lake Ontario with no confirmed wreck location.

  • USS Ariel

    Explore the historical significance of the USS Ariel, an armed schooner lost during the War of 1812, known for its role in the Battle…

  • HMS Charwell (Navy Hall)

    Explore the historic wreck of HMS Charwell, a British warship from the War of 1812, located in the Niagara River. Ideal for divers of…

  • USS Liberty

    Explore the historical wreck of the USS Liberty, an armed schooner scuttled during the War of 1812 in the St. Lawrence River.

  • HMS Toronto

    Explore the remains of HMS Toronto, a Royal Navy schooner that played a vital role in Upper Canada’s maritime history before running aground in…

  • HMS Ontario (1780)

    Explore the HMS Ontario, the oldest fully intact shipwreck in the Great Lakes, lost in a gale during the Revolutionary War. A significant archaeological…

  • HMS Enterprise (1770)

    Explore the history of HMS Enterprise, a significant naval sloop of the American Revolutionary War, lost in Lake Champlain.

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