Wreck – Page 123 – Shotline Diving

Northern Belle (1905)

Explore the remains of the Northern Belle, a once-luxurious passenger vessel that sank in 1926, now a part of Lake Nipissing’s maritime history.
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Preston (Harlow)

Explore the wreck of the Preston, later known as Harlow, a wooden steambarge transformed into a sandsucker, now serving as a breakwall in Lake St. Clair.
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Stuart H. Dunn (W.R. Taylor) C 72964

Explore the history of the Stuart H. Dunn, a 19th-century schooner turned coal barge, scuttled in Lake Ontario. A dive into maritime heritage awaits.
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Chattanooga US 127255

Explore the wreck of the CHATTANOOGA, a wooden schooner-barge lost in 1925, now resting near Great Duck Island in Lake Huron.
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Anthony McCue US 166145

Explore the wreck of the Anthony McCue, a wooden canal barge lost in a storm on Lake Erie in 1925, approximately 2 miles east of Dunkirk, New York.
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A McVittie C 138491 (US 106710)

Explore the wreck of A. McVittie, a wooden steam barge with a rich history in Great Lakes commerce, now resting in deep water after its scuttling in 1925.
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J.L. Crane

The J.L. Crane sank in a storm on Lake Superior, resulting in the loss of its entire crew. The wreck remains unlocated and uncharted.
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Isabella H. (Mccormick)

Explore the wreck of the Isabella H., a wooden steam barge lost in a storm on Lake Ontario in 1925, now resting at a depth of 30 feet near Oswego.
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Colonial (Darius Cole & Huron) US 127089

Explore the wreck of the Colonial, a unique excursion vessel that tragically sank in Lake Erie after a fire in 1925, claiming four lives.
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Oakwood (City of Berlin, Charles A. Luck, Richland Star)

Explore the remains of the Oakwood, a wooden propeller bulk freighter that met its fate in Buffalo’s Blackwell’s Canal in 1925.
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