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Explore Shipwrecks: Your Guide to the Great Lakes Diving Sites

The Shotline Diving Master Wreck Index is the central gateway to every shipwreck, shore dive, and special site documented in our project. It brings together records from across the Great Lakes and connecting rivers into a single, structured listing so divers, researchers, and historians can quickly locate sites and move on to more detailed pages,…

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Master Wreck Index

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System Snapshot: Verified + Research-needed + Historical records, organized for divers and researchers.

5,025 matches. Showing 100 per page.
Wreck Name Type Depth Location Status GPS
Corsican US 4922 Schooner — — — —
Cortez Schooner — — — 43.7, -76
Cossack US 4931 Schooner — — — —
Cottonwood (1918) Barge — — — —
Courtlandt (1867) Schooner 20 m / 60 ft — — —
Cousin Mary (1853) Schooner — — — —
Cracker Wreck Schooner 60 m / 190 ft — — 42.558096, -51.649
Craftsman Barge 14 m / 41 ft — — 41.5312, -82.00592
Crane & Front Loader Debris Field (Two Rivers, WI) Barge 39.6 m / 130 ft — — 44.173, -87.441833
Cream City (Rhonda Emily) US 110641 Tug — — — —
Creole (1910) Schooner — — — —
Cresco US 126020 Ship — — — —
Cresent (1852) Schooner — — — —
Crevola (1848) Schooner — — — —
Crib Wreckage structure 15 m / 50 ft — — —
Cris Grover (1878) Schooner 16.15 m / 53 ft — — —
Crispin (1845) Brig Hull Material Wood Typical For The Period 2.7 m / 9 ft — — —
Croker Island Quarry Dock Steamer 10.7 m / 35 ft — — —
Crosby Pleasure Craft Yacht 25.9 m / 85 ft — — 44.376694, -75.902861
Crossman (pre 1902) Yacht — — — —
Crusader (1864) Tug — — — —
Crystal Wreck Schooner 37 m / 120 ft — — 42.45225, -80.2756
CSU Wreck Barge 13.7 m / 45 ft — — —
CT-33 Silver Star 21457 Car / automobile — — — —
Cuba Schooner — — — —
Cumberland (1847) Schooner — — — 43.019983, -87.88995
Cupid (1911) Launch — — — —
Curlew C 122178 (US 5965) Tug — — — —
Custodian Tug 4 m / 12 ft — — —
Cyclone (1856) Schooner — — — —
Cygnet (1854) Schooner — — — —
Cymric (1857) Schooner — — — —
Cynthie US 208967 Tug — — — —
Cyrenian C 77623 Schooner 3.66 m / 12 ft — — 44.988183, -81.251016
Czar US 4924 Tug — — — —
D & C Tug — — — —
D. A. Gordon US 116482 Wooden Propeller Cargo Vessel Dimensions — — — —
D. Foster (1885) Steamer — — — —
D. Freeman Schooner — — — —
D. N. Barney (1844) Schooner — — — —
D. O. Dickinson (1854) Schooner — — — —
D. P. Dobbins US 6095 C 126228 Schooner — — — —
D.A. Van Valkenburgh US 6318 Schooner — — — —
D.C. Shaw (pre-1926) Tug — — — —
D.D. Calvin C 83298 Steamer 6 m / 18 ft — — 44.20338, -76.45905
D.F. Rose US 35149 Steamer — — — —
D.G. Wright US 35185 Schooner — — — —
D.H. Keys (1873) Tug — — — —
D.J. Foley (1872) Tug — — — —
D.L. Couch (Acorn) Schooner 37 m / 120 ft — — —
D.L. Filer C 35311 Schooner — — — —
D.M. Clemson (1903) Steamer — — — —
D.M. Wilson US 6772 Bulk Freighter 12.19 m / 40 ft — — 45.06667, -83.18213
D.P. Rhodes (1873) Barge — — — 45.68, -84.4717
D.R. Braman (D.R. Brayman) Schooner — — — —
D.R. Hanna US 203676 Bulk Freighter — — — —
D.R. Martin (1857) Schooner — — — —
D.R. Owen US 35040 Tug — — — —
D.R.C.L. #2 (1955, Scow Barge) Barge — — — —
D.S. Austin US 6745 Schooner — — — —
Dacotah US 6145 Schooner — — — —
Daggerboard Schooner (Old Taylor or Galloo?) Schooner — — — —
Dagmar (Fairy) Ship — — — —
Daisy Day (1880) Barge 3 m / 10 ft — — —
Daisy Lee (1864) Tug — — — —
Daisy US 157465 Tug — — — —
Dakota (1885) Barge — — — —
Dalhousie (1869) Ship — — — —
Dalhousie (pre1872) Schooner — — — —
Dalhousie Rover Tug — — — —
Dan Allen US 35474 Steamer — — — —
Dan Baker (1869) Schooner — — — —
Dan Hayes Schooner 2.4 m / 8 ft — — —
Dan Kunz (1888) Tug — — — —
Dan Marble US 6093 Schooner 45.7 m / 150 ft — — —
Dan Sickles US 35180 Schooner — — — —
Dan. Tindall US 6137 Schooner — — — —
Daniel Ball (Daniel Bell) US 6199 Steamer — — — —
Daniel Boone (1855) Schooner — — — —
Daniel D. Perry US 163494 Scow barge — — — —
Daniel G. Fort US 6627 Schooner — — — —
Daniel J. Morrell Steamer 61 m / 200 ft — — —
Daniel Lyons US 6789 Schooner 33.5 m / 110 ft — — 44.671016, -87.295133
Daniel Slawson (Daniel Slauson) Schooner — — — —
Daniel Webster (1837) Schooner — — — —
Daniel Whitney(1844) Ship — — — —
Danube US 6109 Schooner — — — —
Dardanelles (1856) Tug — — — —
Darien (pre-1870) Schooner 3.35 m / 11 ft — — —
Daring Schooner — — — —
Dart (pre-1844) Tug — — — —
Dart US 6658 Schooner — — — 44.157116, -87.541833
Dashing Wave Schooner 3.9 m / 12.8 ft — — 42.7026667, -82.49955
Dauntless (1885) Tug — — — —
Dauntless C 64967 Tug — — — —
David A. Wells US 6635 Tug — — — —
David Dows US 157029 Ship 12.8 m / 42 ft — — 41.766, -87.393
David Ferguson (1853) Schooner — — — —
David Foster US 167443 Barge — — — —
David G. Thomson C 85306 Tug — — — —

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