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  • Moramia No. 140

    Explore the story of the Moramia No. 140, a barge lost in Lake Ontario, representing the industrial heritage of the Great Lakes.

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  • Life Boat near Oconto

    Explore the preserved metallic lifeboat near the Oconto wreck, a significant piece of maritime history in the St. Lawrence River.

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  • Wellesley Island Barge

    Explore the Unidentified Hull near Wellesley Island, a mystery wreck in the St. Lawrence River, ideal for novice divers and underwater photographers.

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  • Henderson Harbour Barge

    Explore the remains of a wooden barge in Henderson Harbour, a site rich in maritime history and accessible for beginner divers.

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  • Ellsworth Steamer Barge

    Explore the remains of an unidentified barge near the Ellsworth Steamer, a site rich in maritime history and accessible for divers.

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  • Jacquiline

    Explore the wreck of the Jacquiline, a wooden car ferry resting in the North Channel of Lake Huron, ideal for beginner divers and snorkelers.

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  • Ste. Anne C 71636

    Explore the history of the Ste. Anne, a 19th-century tugboat that met its end in a fire near Hudson, Quebec.

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  • Wah-Ne-Tah (1910)

    Explore the history of the Wah-Ne-Tah, a small wooden passenger and freight vessel that served the Fox River in Wisconsin.

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  • Landing Craft

    Explore the submerged remains of a landing craft used for military training at the Millhaven Bombing Range in Lake Ontario, resting at a depth of 126 feet.

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  • PC Barge

    Explore the well-preserved Belly Dump Barge in Lake Ontario, a significant site for industrial maritime history.

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