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  • Ogemaw US 155035

    Explore the remains of the Ogemaw, a wooden steam barge that sank in 1922 after catching fire in the St. Clair River.

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  • Maplehurst C 138230 (Cadillac US 126876)

    Explore the wreck of the Maplehurst, a steel bulk propeller ship that tragically sank in Lake Superior, claiming 11 lives during a severe storm.

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  • Katie Eccles C 75911

    Explore the wreck of the Katie Eccles, a wooden schooner lost in 1922 near Timber Island, Lake Ontario. Discover its history and current condition.

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  • City of Kalamazoo US 126949

    Explore the history of the City of Kalamazoo, a wooden passenger steamer that served the Great Lakes before its abandonment in 1922.

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  • City Of Dresden C 126197

    Explore the wreck of the City of Dresden, a passenger vessel turned tug, lost in a storm in 1922 near Port Rowan, Ontario.

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  • Hoarce Taber US1123 (Amoskeag)

    Explore the wreck of the Horace Taber, a wooden schooner sunk in 1922, located near Simcoe Island in Lake Ontario. Ideal for recreational divers.

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  • Arizona US 1768 (City of Marquette)

    Explore the wreck of the ARIZONA, a historic wooden steamship transformed into a bulk carrier, lying near Wolfe Island in the St. Lawrence River.

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  • Norland US 136131

    Explore the wreck of the Norland, a wooden steam screw freighter that sank in 1922, now lying upright in Lake Michigan, offering a dive into maritime history.

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  • Nor’lond US 136131

    Explore the wreck of Nor’lond, a wooden package freighter that sank in 1922 during a storm near Milwaukee. Accessible dive site with historical significance.

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  • J.H. Sheadle (1906)

    Explore the well-preserved wreck of the J.H. Sheadle, a steam bulk freighter that sank in 1922, located in the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary.

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