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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
Bohemian Schooner — — — 43.380233, -87.868933
Bohemian (1928) Bulk Freighter — — — —
Bolivar (1825) Schooner — — — —
Bombardic Missile Launch — — — —
Bon Voyage US 3497 Package Freighter — — — —
Bond Road Barges Barge — — — —
Bonnie Doon US 2136 Schooner — — — —
Bonnie Maggie C 51653 (Bonnie Boat) Schooner — — — —
Bootlegger’s Bold Maneuver: A High-Stakes Drama on Lake Ontario Belleville – Oswego, NY Ship — — — —
Borrowed Time Launch — — — —
Boscobel US 31410 Schooner — — — —
Boss US 3197 Tug 6 m / 20 ft — — —
Boston (1847) Ship 55 m / 180 ft — — —
Bothnia (Jack) Steamer 15 m / 50 ft — — —
Bottle Wreck Unidentified 20 m / 60 ft — — 44.22372, -76.45965
Bout de l’Ile 116597 Ferry — — — —
Boxer (1818) Schooner — — — —
Brandon C 92535 Schooner Barge 183 m / 600 ft — — —
Brandywine (pre-1842) Schooner — — — —
Brenton US 3202 Schooner — — — —
Bridget (1834) Schooner — — — —
Bridgewater (1866) Steamer — — — —
Brightie (1868) Schooner — — — —
Brillant (1856) Schooner — — — —
Britannia Schooner 3.4 m / 11 ft — — —
Britannia (1833) Steamer 2.4 m / 8 ft — — —
Britannia (1860) Schooner — — — —
Britannia (pre-1853) Schooner 3.35 m / 11 ft — — —
British Empire Ship — — — —
British Lion C 111441 Tug — — — —
British Lion C 80577 Schooner — — — —
British Queen Schooner — — — —
Briton (1891) Steamer 3 m / 10 ft — — —
Brockville (1863) Steamer — — — —
Brooklyn US 2151 Steamer — — — —
Brothers – 1852 Schooner — — — —
Brothers (1839) Tug — — — —
Brothers (pre-1845) Schooner — — — —
Brothers (Three Brothers) Steamer — — — —
Brown Brothers C 133792 Tug 35 m / 120 ft — — 42.62745, -80.0152
Brownville Rebuilt as Wm. Avery Steamer — — — —
Bruce (1846) Steamer — — — 45.4331, -75.6917
Bruce Mines Steamer — — — —
Brunette Schooner — — — —
Bruno C 80600 Schooner — — — —
Brunswick US 3148 structure — — — 42.483, -79.3
Bryn Barge, John Fritz, John R. Roebling Steamer — — — —
Buccaneer Ship — — — 43.6275, -79.4782
Buccaneer US 245761 Tug — — — 44.596416, -87.437717
Bucephalus (1852) Steamer — — — —
Buckeye State Launch 3 m / 10 ft — — —
Buckeye US 2150 Barge — — — —
Buddy US 268151 Tug — — — —
Buena Vista US 2241 Schooner — — — —
Buffalo (Burnette) US 2756 Tug — — — 43.02045, -78.889307
Buffalo US 3368 Tug 15.2 m / 50 ft — — —
Buffalo, Catherine, Sophia (1792) Ship — — — —
Bulgaria (1887) Bulk Freighter — — — —
Bunker Hill (1835) Schooner — — — —
Buried Hull, Martindale Pond, St. Catharines, ON Barge — — — 43.194799, -79.266639
Burlington Steamer 6 m / 20 ft — — 42.62745, -80.0152
Burlington (1837) (Scotland) Schooner — — — —
Burlington (1843) Schooner — — — —
Burt Barnes C 150489 Schooner — — — —
Butcher’s Boy (Hannah B., A.H. Morrison) C 92612 Barge — — — —
Butcher’s Maid (Kaministiquia, Jessie Oliver, Albert Neff) C 71223 Steamer — — — —
Byron (1849) Schooner 41.1 m / 135 ft — — —
Byron Trerice C 83028 Steamer — — — —
Bytown (1836) Steamer — — — —
C-45 Expeditor (Model 18 Twin Beech) Unpowered hull / lighter / hulk 46 m / 150 ft — — 43.485941, -76.559412
C. D. Leuty Bulk Freighter — — — —
C. D. No. 2 Barge 12.8 m / 42 ft — — 42.233333, -81
C. Deming (1837) Schooner — — — —
C. G. Alvoord, Charles G. Alvord, California (1849) C 4389 Schooner — — — —
C. Gearing (1869) Schooner — — — —
C. H. Merritt (1855) Schooner — — — —
C. Hickox C 105817 Rocky Shoreline — — — 43.930833, -76.639444
C. J. G. Munro C 73955 Tug — — — —
C. J. Hutchinson US 4360 Tug — — — —
C. Michelson (1867) Schooner — — — —
C. O. Kelly (1875) Steamer — — — 45.8379, -77.1243
C. Reeve (1853) Schooner — — — 43.3556, -78.1883
C. Rich (1854) Schooner — — — —
C.A. Johnson Schooner — — — —
C.B. Benson C 125226 Tug 20 m / 60 ft — — 42.770833, -79.242778
C.B. Lockwood Steamer — — — —
C.B. Wallace US 76124 (J.V. Lutts) Steamer — — — —
C.C. Martin C 116670 Tug — — — —
C.C. Trowbridge (1839) Steamer — — — —
C.D. 110, (Rapids Queen, Columbian, Brockville) Tug — — — —
C.D. 120 Tug — — — —
C.D. No.2 C 156942 Scow barge 14.6 m / 48 ft — — —
C.E. Redfern (1890) Schooner 83.8 m / 275 ft — — —
C.F. Bielman Ship — — — —
C.F. Coughlin US 120993 (Frank J. Bapst, Squaw) Tug 2.1 m / 6.9 ft — — —
C.F. Curtis (1900) Schooner — — — —
C.F. Mischler (1898) Tug — — — —
C.G. Breed U4577 Schooner — — — —
C.G. King US 5847 Schooner — — — —
C.G. Meisel US 5391 Tug — — — —

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