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Search thousands of wreck records by vessel name, region, official number, type, river, lake, or project. Browsing 5,000 records is the backup plan; search is the front door.

  • Dalhousie Rover

    Explore the wreck of the Dalhousie Rover, a tugboat that foundered in the Welland Canal, highlighting the operational hazards faced by canal support vessels.

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  • W.S. Ireland

    Explore the remains of the W.S. Ireland, a steam barge lost to fire in the late 19th to early 20th century near Wallaceburg, Ontario.

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  • Unknown Motorboat

    Explore the abandoned fiberglass motorboat at Batchawana Marina, a site of historical intrigue on the shores of Lake Superior.

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  • Unknown Fishing Boat

    Explore the remains of an abandoned wooden fishing boat in Magnetawan, Ontario, showcasing the region’s maritime heritage.

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  • Unknown Tug (mini)

    Explore the mysterious wreck of an unidentified steel tugboat near Thunder Cape in Lake Superior, accessible to experienced divers.

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  • Unknown Wooden Fishing Boat – French River Lagoon

    Explore the remains of a small wooden fishing boat in the historic French River Lagoon, Ontario, showcasing significant weathering and decay.

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  • Caribou

    Explore the history of the S.S. Caribou, a wooden propeller steamer that transitioned from commercial service to a floating hotel before its abandonment.

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  • Porter

    Explore the wreck of the Porter, a wooden-hulled schooner lost in the Detroit River after a collision, carrying barley as cargo.

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  • Toronto Island Tug

    Explore the submerged remains of an unidentified tugboat near Hanlan’s Point, a site rich in maritime history.

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  • Leslie Spit Hull

    Explore the remains of the Leslie Spit Hull, a derelict barge in Tommy Thompson Park, offering unique views and a glimpse into Toronto’s maritime history.

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