Shotline Diving Wreck Profile
- Name: Lock 28
- Type: structure
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- Location: Lock 28, St. Lawrence River, Ontario, Canada
- Coordinates: N 44° 35.123′ W 075° 45.789′
Wreck Location Map
Vessel Type
Vessel Type: Structure
Description
Lock 28 is part of the submerged St. Lawrence Canal system, showcasing the ingenuity of 19th-century engineering. The site features intact walls, gates, and infrastructure, providing a unique dive experience for history enthusiasts.
History
Lock 28 is a significant part of the St. Lawrence Canal system, which was constructed to facilitate navigation and trade. The lock’s design reflects the engineering capabilities of its time, and it remains a testament to the historical importance of the canal.
Significant Incidents
- Lock 28 was submerged as part of the canal system’s design, which aimed to improve navigation through the St. Lawrence River.
Final Disposition
The lock remains submerged and intact, offering divers a glimpse into the past while contributing to the ecological environment of the river.
Current Condition & Accessibility
Lock 28 is accessible via shore entry, with varying depths depending on water levels. Visibility is generally good, influenced by current and weather conditions. Divers should be cautious of currents and ensure proper buoyancy to protect the site.
Resources & Links
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Lock 28 provides an intriguing dive into the history of the St. Lawrence Canal system, blending historical engineering with natural beauty. Divers are encouraged to explore responsibly, leaving only bubbles and taking only memories.
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