Sld Ship Type: Ship
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Wabash Valley – Lake Michigan Steamer Shipwreck
Explore the story of the Wabash Valley, a wooden propeller ship lost in a storm on Lake Michigan, reflecting the challenges of Great Lakes…
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Aletha C 107748 (Quinte)
Explore the history of the Aletha, formerly known as Quinte, and its collision with the steamer Hero near Kingston, Ontario.
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Buccaneer – Lake Ontario Sailboat Shipwreck
Explore the partially submerged wreck of the Buccaneer, a small sailboat abandoned in Humber Bay, easily accessible for divers and snorkelers.
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Mid Lake – Lake Ontario Steamer Shipwreck
Explore the mysterious Mid Lake Wreck, a wooden-hulled vessel resting in the depths of Lake Ontario, offering insights into 19th-century maritime trade.
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Albany – Lake Huron Shipwreck (1893)
Explore the wreck of the Albany, a brig lost in a gale near the Straits of Mackinac. Discover its historical significance and the challenges…
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Bath Marina 2 – Lake Ontario Unidentified Hull (Potentially War Of 1812 Related) Shipwreck
Explore the intriguing Unidentified Hull at Bath Marina, potentially linked to the War of 1812, submerged in shallow waters and accessible for diving.
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Labour Day – Lake Huron Ship Shipwreck
Explore the Labour Day dive site in Maitland Inlet, a beginner-friendly location with easy navigation and shallow depths.
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Oswego D4 – Lake Ontario Unidentified Wreck Shipwreck
Explore the unidentified wreck D4 near Oswego, Ontario, a site shrouded in mystery awaiting further investigation.
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Dupuis No. 10 (beaubien No. 7 – Lake Erie Shipwreck
Explore the wreck of Dupuis No. 10, a steel-hulled towed vessel from 1915, submerged in Lake Erie, offering divers a glimpse into maritime history.
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The Black – Lake Simcoe Steamer Shipwreck
Explore the intriguing wreck of The Black in Lake Simcoe, a partially submerged site accessible for divers of all skill levels.
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