Sld Ship Type: Steamer
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Unidentified (Potentially Esturion or Water Lily)
Explore the skeletal remains of a potential 19th-century steamboat in Little Lake, Ontario, and uncover the maritime history of the Trent-Severn Waterway.
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Morley – Lake Superior Barge Shipwreck (1874)
Explore the wreck of the Morley, a wooden propeller steamer resting at Colchester Reef in Lake Erie, offering divers a glimpse into maritime history.
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Unidentified Steamer – Unreported Shipwreck
Explore the recently discovered unidentified steamer in Lake Ontario, a potential cargo vessel with a rich history tied to the region’s lumber trade.
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Engine Block – St. Lawrence River Artifact Shipwreck
Explore the intriguing discovery of a large engine block near the Ellsmere wreck site in the St. Lawrence River, a potential link to maritime…
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1970s Tri-hull Pleasure Boat [duplicate-merged – St. Lawrence River Yacht Shipwreck
Explore the discovery of an unidentified Boston Whaler in the St. Lawrence River, resting at 92 feet, with a striking blue color and evidence…
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Record – Other Steamer Shipwreck
Explore the submerged wreck of an unidentified wooden hull steamer in Lake Huron, a site of historical significance and navigational hazard.
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John By – Lake Ontario Steamer Shipwreck (1833)
Explore the story of the John By, an early sternwheel steamer lost to history near Port Credit, Lake Ontario.
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Niagara Shoal Steam Launch – St. Lawrence River Steamer Shipwreck
Explore the remains of a late 19th-century steam launch on Niagara Shoal, a challenging dive site with historical significance.
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Unidentified Pleasure Sailboat
Explore the wreck of an unidentified pleasure sailboat in Toronto Harbour, a dive site accessible to all levels of divers.
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S.M. Douglas – Lake Ontario Dredge Shipwreck (1985)
Explore the submerged wreck of the S.M. Douglas, a historical sand dredge and former passenger steamship, located near Main Duck Island in Lake Ontario.
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