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Dupont Salvage Scow

Explore the Dupont Salvage Scow, a unique industrial vessel wreck in Lake Ontario, offering insights into maritime history and challenging dive conditions.

Sld Ship Type: Scow barge

  • Dupont Salvage Scow

    Explore the Dupont Salvage Scow, a unique industrial vessel wreck in Lake Ontario, offering insights into maritime history and challenging dive conditions.

  • Canal Boats Near Oswego

    Explore the unique canal boat wrecks discovered in Lake Ontario, showcasing 19th-century maritime history and the challenges faced by early navigators.

  • Industry?

    Explore the presumed wreck of the scow INDUSTRY, a snapshot of 19th-century maritime activity in Lake Erie near Cleveland.

  • Bay Coal (Industry 1848?)

    Explore the wreck of the possible scow Industry, a 19th-century vessel sunk in Lake Erie, offering insights into maritime commerce and the risks faced…

  • Unidentified Daggerboard Sailboat

    Explore the wreck of an unidentified daggerboard sailboat in the St. Lawrence River, a site rich in maritime history and underwater exploration opportunities.

  • Harvard AJ 699

    Explore the history of Harvard AJ 699, an advanced trainer aircraft that served during World War II and now stands as a monument at…

  • C.D. No.2 C 156942

    Explore the wreck of C.D. No. 2, a wooden derrick scow lost in Lake Erie in 1940, a testament to Great Lakes maritime history.

  • Kreetan US 218060

    Explore the wreck of the Kreetan, a wooden gas-screw passenger vessel that sank in 1939 after a towing accident near Grand Haven, Michigan.

  • Unknown 3 (Flat Scow)

    Explore the remains of a flat-bottomed scow in Thunder Bay, Ontario, with intact hull features and archaeological significance.

  • Unknown 12 (Dump Scow)

    Explore the Unknown 12, a wood dump scow likely part of dredging infrastructure in Lake Superior. Unverified and not recorded in standard wreck lists.

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