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Mackinaw Skiff – Other Traditional Rowboat (Mackinaw Boat) Shipwreck

Explore the historical significance of the Mackinaw Skiff, a traditional wooden rowboat emblematic of Great Lakes maritime culture.

Master Wreck Index

Sortable table view of wrecks (auto-generated).

5,026 matches. Showing 100 per page.
Wreck Name Type Depth Location Status GPS
104m Wreck – Unreported Shipwreck Steamer 104 m / 341 ft — — —
117m Wreck – Lake Ontario Shipwreck Unidentified Hull — — — —
118 Fathoms Wreck – Lake Erie Shipwreck Schooner 216 m / 709 ft — — —
137m Wreck Unidentified Hull 137 m / 450 ft — — —
17 Fathom Wreck Schooner 32 m / 105 ft — — 42.651717, -80.052417
1927 Cabin Cruiser – Wolfe Island – St. Lawrence River 65-Foot Cabin Cruiser Shipwreck 65 Foot Cabin Cruiser — — — —
1928 Chevrolet Modified For Ice Road Use – St. Lawrence River Shipwreck (1940) Car / automobile 18 m / 60 ft — — —
1970s Tri-hull Pleasure Boat [duplicate-merged – St. Lawrence River Yacht Shipwreck Steamer 28 m / 92 ft — — —
3126 Na Noorduyn Harvard Mk.iib – Lake Erie Aircraft Shipwreck (1943) Aircraft — — — —
62 Fathoms Wreck – Lake Ontario Shipwreck Unidentified Hull 113 m / 372 ft — — —
6831 Avro Anson Mk I 652a – Lake Ontario Aircraft Shipwreck (1942) Aircraft — — — —
A Mcvittie – St. Lawrence River Barge Shipwreck (1925) Steamer — — — —
A Scott (1853) Schooner — — — —
A. B. Conmee Tug — — — —
A. Booth US 106108 Tug 36.576 m / 120 ft — — —
A. Buckingham (Alvin Buckingham) US 386 Tug 6 m / 20 ft — — —
A. Gebhartdt (1869) Barge — — — —
A. H. J – Lake St. Clair Freighter Shipwreck (1923) Steamer — — — —
A. H. Pitz – Lake Superior Tug Shipwreck (1951) Tug 3 m / 10 ft — — 46.68817, -91.85417
A. J. Bemis (Philo S. Bemis) US 19684 Steamer — — — —
A. L. Abbell (C. L. Abell)(1855) Schooner — — — —
A. Medbury Schooner 9.2 m / 30 ft — — 44.184716, -76.525467
A. Plugger (1871) Schooner — — — —
A. R. Colborn And Crane – Lake St. Clair Steamer Shipwreck (1922) Steamer 10.7 m / 35 ft — — —
A. Rossetter Schooner — — — —
A. Rust (1858) Schooner — — — —
A. Seaman (1873) Tug — — — —
A.A. Cornwall (1855) Schooner — — — —
A.A. Parker (1884) (Kasota) Tug — — — —
A.B. Conmee (superior – Lake Superior Tug Shipwreck (1937) Tug — — — —
A.B. King – Lake Huron Schooner Shipwreck (1928) Schooner — — — —
A.B.C.F.M. (J. & A. Stronach) US 12978 Tug — — — —
A.C. Keating US 105346 Schooner — — — —
A.C. Maxwell (1870) Schooner — — — —
A.C. Pierce – Lake Michigan Schooner Shipwreck (1915) Schooner — — — —
A.C. Van Raalte (1850) Schooner — — — —
A.D. Patching (1846) Steamer — — — —
A.E. Vickery US13330 (J.B. Penfield) Schooner 33.5 m / 110 ft — — 44.28035, -76.01972
A.F. Bartlett US 105130 Tug 1.5 m / 5 ft — — —
A.F. Bowman (City of Oswego) C 116385 Tug — — — —
A.G. Morey (1861) Schooner — — — —
A.G. Ryan (1880) Schooner — — — —
A.H. Moss (1863) Tug — — — —
A.H. Newbold (1848) Ship — — — —
A.L. Hopkins US 105937 Steamer — — — 46.874383, -90.308317
A.M.P. US 208599 Steamer — — — —
A.N. Pike (1874) Tug 6.4 m / 21 ft — — —
A.P. Dutton US 376 Schooner — — — —
A.P. Nichols (1861) Schooner — — — —
A.R. Cobb (1844) Schooner — — — —
A.R. Colborn – Other Barge Shipwreck (1922) Steamer — — — —
A.S. Field (1853) Tug — — — —
A.S. Piper (1880) Tug — — — —
A.T. Kelly (1884) Tug — — — —
A.V. Knickerbocker (1840) Schooner — — — —
A.W. Comstock Schooner — — — —
A.W. Lawrence US 105948 Tug — — — —
A.W. Luckey – Lake Michigan Schooner Shipwreck (1917) Tug — — — —
Abbey (Abby) Schooner — — — —
Abbie L. Andrews – Lake Ontario Schooner Shipwreck (1938) Schooner — — — —
Abbie US 106407 Schooner — — — —
Abercorn US 105361 Steamer 6 m / 20 ft — — —
Aberdeen – Lake Ontario Freighter Shipwreck (1918) Steamer — — — —
Abernethy C 130386 Bulk Freighter — — — —
Abiah (1848) Ship — — — —
Abigal US 368 Schooner — — — —
Abner Howes US 1495 Schooner — — — —
Abram Smith (1892) Schooner — — — —
Abyssinia – Lake Erie Schooner Shipwreck (1917) Schooner — — — 42.821667, -79.715
Acacia C 126464 Tug 3 m / 10 ft — — 44.194333, -76.44225
Acadia C 77697 Steamer — — — —
Acme (Music)US 90671 Tug 68.6 m / 225 ft — — 42.844967, -78.96395
Acme US 107039 Tug 9 m / 30 ft — — 42.845, -78.9635
Acme US 297 Schooner 69 m / 225 ft — — 42.844967, -78.96395
Acontias US 1394 Schooner — — — —
Acorn (1842) Schooner — — — —
Acorn 1844 Schooner — — — —
Active (1848) Ship — — — —
Active (Charlie Gale) US 107076 Tug — — — —
Active US 105087 Schooner — — — —
Ada (1852) Schooner — — — —
Ada (1857) Ship — — — —
Ada E. Allen US 74066 Barge — — — —
ADA MEDORA (1867) Schooner — — — —
ADA US 100598 Schooner — — — —
Adam Ainslie (Richard S. King US 85421) C 94765 Tug — — — —
Adda US 1548 Schooner — — — —
Addain US 1408 Tug — — — —
Addie B. (pre-1888) Schooner — — — —
Addie Membery US 106360 Schooner — — — —
Addie US 105168 Schooner — — — —
Adelaide (Pre-1830) Schooner — — — —
Adele (adale – Lake Huron Tug Shipwreck (1936) Tug — — — —
Adele C 100714 Barge — — — —
Adell (1860) Ship — — — —
Adella Shores (1894) Steamer 198 m / 650 ft — — —
Adiramled (City Of Fremont) C 130992 Tug — — — —
Adirondack US 1385 Ship — — — —
Adjutant Clitz Schooner — — — —
Admiral (1852) Schooner — — — —