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Chippewa
Explore the submerged Chippewa wreck in the St. Lawrence River, a site of historical significance and diving intrigue.
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Wisconsin (1852)
Explore the wreck of the Wisconsin, a wooden sidewheel steamer lost in Lake Ontario, with a smokestack discovered near Grenadier Island. A dive into maritime history awaits.
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Graveyard Point Wreck
Explore the remains of an unidentified wooden ship near Graveyard Point, possibly linked to the War of 1812. A site of historical significance for divers and historians alike.
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Cora W Post C 83299
Explore the wreck of the Cora W. Post, a 19th-century daggerboard schooner, resting near Howe Island in the St. Lawrence River. A dive site rich in history and maritime significance.
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Cedar Island 1
Explore the submerged remains of Cedar Island 1, an unidentified wooden vessel in the St. Lawrence River, at a depth of 60 feet. A site for experienced divers.
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Nowocton
Explore the wreck of the Nowocton, a pleasure craft resting in the North Channel of Lake Huron, ideal for divers seeking historical insights.
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Mansfield C 96711
Explore the history of the Mansfield, a 19th-century wooden steamship that played a vital role in Ontario’s transportation network.
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Ivy (1874)
Explore the history of the Ivy, a wooden sidewheel steamboat that played a crucial role in towing operations on the waterways of Quebec and Ontario.
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Tanti C 154774
Explore the wreck of the Tanti, a gas screw vessel that served Lake Ontario’s island communities, now resting in Thompsons Bay.

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