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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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5,025 matches. Showing 100 per page.
Wreck Name Type Depth Location Status GPS
Magnet (1856) Tug 11 m / 35 ft — — 41.880833, -82.956667
Magnet (General Simcoe, Sir Sidney Smith) (1797) Schooner — — — —
Magnet (pre-1871) Schooner — — — —
Magnet US 91497 Tug — — — —
Magnetic US 91497 Schooner — — — —
Magnolia (1845) Schooner — — — —
Mahoning (1847) Ship 17 m / 55 ft — — —
Maia (1898) Steamer — — — —
Maid of the Mist Steamer — — — —
Maid of the West Schooner — — — —
Maid-of-the-Mist #2 Steamer — — — —
Main Duck Bow Rider Recreational Bow Rider Boat — — — 43.935916, -76.61
Maine Law (1853) Schooner — — — —
Maine US 16445 Barge — — — —
Maitland Schooner — — — —
Majestic C 100950 Steamer — — — —
Majestic US 92116 Schooner 18 m / 55 ft — — 42.374683, -80.418467
Major (John Mitchell US 76792) C 134263 Steamer — — — —
Major Anderson (1861) Schooner 2 m / 13 ft — — —
Major Barnum (1849) Schooner — — — —
Major N.H. Ferry Schooner 2.5 m / 8.1 ft — — —
Major Oliver (1837) Schooner — — — —
Malakoff (Samuel Ingham) Schooner 9 m / 30 ft — — —
Malta (1871) Schooner 61 m / 200 ft — — —
Malton (E.M. Peck US 135983) C 130439 Steamer 5.67 m / 18.6 ft — — —
Manasoo C 93932 (Macassa) Steamer 64 m / 210 ft — — —
Manchester (1847) Ship — — — —
Manhattan (1867) Tug 12 m / 40 ft — — 46.467, -86.609
Manhattan US 91905 Bulk Freighter 6.1 m / 20 ft — — —
Manistee US 140537 (Lora, Alice Stafford) Steamer — — — 43.078333, -86.2
Manistique C 96860 Steamer — — — —
Manitoba (1870) Ship — — — —
Manitou (1873) Tug — — — —
Manitou (G.M. Neelon) US 83147 Schooner — — — —
Manitoulin (1881) Steamer — — — —
Manitowoc US 90465 Schooner — — — —
Manola C 141836 US 92170 Tug 6 m / 20 ft — — 43.90425, -76.769733
Mansfield C 96711 Steamer — — — —
Manzanilla C 85412 Schooner — — — —
Mapledawn (Manola) Steamer 9 m / 30 ft — — —
Mapleglen (Wyoming) C 141589 Steamer 21 m / 70 ft — — 44.145, -76.618
Maplegorge, (Ionia/Fairfax) C 111966 Steamer 21 m / 70 ft — — —
Maplegreen C 134350 (Omaha) Tug — — — —
Maplegulf (Pawnee) Steamer — — — —
Maplehurst C 138230 (Cadillac US 126876) Car / automobile — — — —
Marble Barge Barge — — — 44.4656, -75.78213
Marblehead (1908) Tug — — — —
Marcia A. Hall C 71135 (Ada) Ship — — — —
Marengo US 90583 Schooner — — — —
Margaret (c1850) Schooner — — — —
Margaret A. Muir (1872) Schooner — — — —
Margaret Allen (1844) Schooner — — — —
Margaret and Ann (1835) Schooner — — — —
Margaret F. Biglow (1870) Schooner — — — —
Margaret Olwill (1862) Schooner — — — —
Margret Dall US 17746 Schooner — — — —
Margretta (1892) Schooner — — — —
Maria Antoinette (1826) Ship — — — —
Maria Love (USS Clematis) US 5396 Tug — — — —
Maria Martin (1866) Schooner — — — —
Maria US 91096 Schooner — — — —
Marian Teller (Marion Teller) US 91130 Tug — — — —
Marie Annette (1867) Tug — — — —
Marie Josephine (1891) Schooner — — — —
Marine Cigar Steamer 50.3 m / 165 ft — — —
Marine City(1866) Steamer — — — —
Marine Museum Barge Barge 12 m / 40 ft — — 44.22482, -76.48175
Marine Museum Barge 2 Barge 3 m / 10 ft — — 44.226333, -76.465167
Mariner (1852) Schooner — — — —
Marinette US 90766 Schooner — — — —
Marion C 158604 Tug — — — —
Marion Dixon US 16629 Schooner — — — —
Marion Egan US 7301 Schooner — — — —
Marion L Tug 6 m / 20 ft — — 46.541667, -87.389167
Marjon S. Tug — — — —
Mark 1 Tug 18.3 m / 60 ft — — 44.202583, -76.528417
Mark 2 Submarine submarine 6 m / 20 ft — — —
Mark H. Sibley US 16449 Schooner — — — —
Marold II (LaBelle) US 208565 Ferry — — — —
Marquette (1856) Schooner 12 m / 45 ft — — 45.2, -80.16667
Marquette & Bessemer No. 2 US 202514 Steamer — — — —
Marquette and Bessemer No. 2 Ferry — — — —
Marquis (Tobias Butler) Schooner 3.51 m / 11.5 ft — — —
Marquis Roen US 221243 Ship — — — —
Marshall F. Butters US 91408 Steamer 23 m / 70 ft — — 41.726, -82.2895
Martha (1930) Tug — — — —
Martha Freme (1835) Schooner — — — —
Martha Ogden (1819) Steamer 9 m / 30 ft — — —
Martin Swain (1881) Tug — — — —
Mary Schooner — — — —
Mary A Daryaw C 150481 (Kewaunee) Schooner 29.87 m / 98 ft — — —
Mary Alice (1866, Schooner) Schooner — — — —
Mary Alice B (Quintus, Bonanka, Lomax) Tug 23 m / 75 ft — — 43.338333, -82.44
Mary Amelia Schooner 5 m / 16 ft — — —
Mary and Lucy (1855) Schooner — — — —
Mary Ann (Ida) US 16856 Schooner — — — —
Mary Ann (Mary Ann of Dunnville) (1867) Tug 21 m / 70 ft — — —
Mary Ann (Mary Anna) Tug — — — —
Mary Ann Hulbert US 90618 Schooner — — — —
Mary Ann Lydon C 71162 Schooner — — — —

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