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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
G. P. Griffith Steamer — — — —
G. P. Kingsbury (1873) Schooner — — — —
G.H. Perley (1890) Tug — — — 45.4543, -76.3355
G.L. 37 US 165469 Barge — — — —
G.M. Abell (John Young, George M. Abell & Able) US 10219 Schooner — — — —
G.P. Heath US 85216 Steamer — — — 43.90885, -87.72482
G.R. Green (1874) Schooner — — — —
G.R. Roberts (Geo R. Roberts) US 10210 Schooner — — — —
G.S. Weeks (1835) Ship — — — —
G.T. Williams (1846) Schooner — — — —
G.W. Clinton Ferry — — — —
G.W. Gardner US 10157 Tug — — — —
Galatea (1882) Tug — — — —
Gale Staples (Caledonia) Steamer — — — —
Galena US 10148 Steamer — — — 45.007667, -83.249833
Gallatin Schooner — — — 41.783, -82.683
Gallinipper (Nancy Dousman) Schooner 64 m / 210 ft — — 43.737509, -87.505994
Galloo Island Wreck #2 Schooner — — — —
Game (1871) Schooner — — — —
Ganges (1874) Schooner 12.8 m / 42 ft — — —
Garden City US 85293 Steamer — — — —
Garden Island Graveyard — — — — —
Garden Island, Lake Ontario Tug — — — —
Gargantua C 122435 (D.C. Whitner US 157075) Tug — — — —
Garibaldi Schooner — — — —
Garrowenm (Mary, Inkerman, Tornado, Stork) Schooner 18.3 m / 60 ft — — —
Gary D C 154870 Tug — — — —
Gazelle (1846) Schooner — — — —
Gazelle C 51692 (US 10164) Schooner — — — —
Gazelle? Schooner 6 m / 20 ft — — 47.45716667, -88.32116667
Gem Schooner — — — —
Gen. H.E. Paine (U.S.S. Trefoil) US 10856 Tug — — — —
Gen. Tracy (Tracey) Ship — — — —
General Atomics MQ-9A Reaper Aircraft — — — —
General Burnside US 10163 (Quebec 1845) Tug — — — —
General Burnside US 10234 Tug — — — —
General Franz Sigel US 10217 Schooner 9 m / 28 ft — — 41.91, -81.2492
General Grant US 19633 Steamer — — — —
General Hancock Ferry 4 m / 12 ft — — —
General Harrison (c1850) Schooner — — — —
General Pierce Schooner — — — —
General Scott (H. Moore) Steamer — — — —
General Sherman (1865) Barge — — — —
General Taylor (1848) Tug — — — —
General US 86498 Tug 8 m / 25 ft — — 45.9872, -83.8972
General Vance (1838) Steamer — — — —
General Winfield Scott (Winfield Scott) Schooner 2 m / 7 ft — — —
General Wolsely (Princess of Wales) (1884) Steamer — — — —
General Worth (John Raber) US 10150 Schooner — — — —
Genesee Chief US 10243 Schooner — — — —
Genesse Chief (1846) Steamer 3 m / 10 ft — — —
Geneva US 86005 Steamer — — — —
Genevieve Ryan US 90719 Barge — — — —
Geo. Davis US 85719 Schooner — — — —
Geo. P. Savidge Tug — — — —
Geo. Steele US 10211 Schooner — — — —
George (George Murray) Schooner — — — —
George A Marsh C 133750 Schooner 23 m / 75 ft — — 44.126833, -76.604467
George A. Graham (1892) Bulk Freighter — — — —
George B. Owen US 86264 Schooner — — — —
George B. Sloan Schooner — — — —
George Barber US 10191 Schooner — — — —
George C. Drew (1848) Schooner — — — —
George C. Finney US 10545 Schooner 30 m / 100 ft — — 42.668167, -79.604167
George Carpenter US 39388 Schooner — — — —
George Clinton (1841) Ship — — — —
George Dana (1869) Tug — — — —
George Davis (1846) Schooner — — — —
George Douglas C 75644 Tug — — — —
George Dunbar (1867) Barge 15 m / 45 ft — — 41.67685, -82.56488
George E US 86430 Tug — — — —
George F. Foster US 10195 Schooner — — — —
George F. Williams US 86060 Bulk Freighter Official Number U 4.57 m / 15 ft — — —
George Finnie US 10545 Schooner 30 m / 100 ft — — 42.668116, -79.604167
George Foote US 10236 Schooner — — — —
George G Houghton US 85374 Ship — — — —
George Gibson Ship — — — —
George H. Ely Schooner 4.5 m / 15 ft — — 45.9597, -83.90555
George H. Van Vleck US 150042 (Portage) Package Freighter — — — —
George H. Walker (G.H. Walker) Schooner — — — —
George H. Wand US 10152 Tug — — — —
George Hand (1868) Tug 1.9 m / 6.1 ft — — —
George Hanson (1851) Aircraft — — — —
George J. Whelan (Erwin L. Fisher, Port de Caen, Bayersher, Claremont) Ship 16.76 m / 55 ft — — —
George King US 85313 Steamer — — — —
George L. Dunlap US 10347 Steamer — — — —
George L. Seaver (1868) Schooner — — — —
George Lamont (1875) Tug — — — —
George Lawrence (1847) Schooner 14.6 m / 48 ft — — —
George M Chapman (1854) Ship — — — —
George M. Case US 85386 Tug 12.2 m / 40 ft — — —
George M. Cox (Ottawa, Puritan) Steamer 30 m / 100 ft — — —
George M. Mowbray Schooner — — — —
George N US 202896 Tug — — — —
George N US 202896 Tug — — — —
George N. Brady US 10244 Tug — — — —
George Nester Schooner — — — —
George Penniman US 86301 Schooner — — — —
George Presley (1889) Steamer — — — —
George Rogers (1889) Tug — — — —

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