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Lakewood Tug Wreck
Explore the Lakewood Tug Wreck, a late 19th-century tugboat located in Lake Erie, known for its icebreaking capabilities and unique construction features.
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Shepherd II (1980)
Explore the wreck of Shepherd II, a small wooden vessel lost in 1980, likely on a reef in Lake Huron or Erie, with no casualties reported.
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Unknown Pleasure Craft
Explore the mysterious wreck of an unidentified fiberglass pleasure craft in Point Edward, Ontario.
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Tire Reef
Explore the innovative Tire Reef at Turkey Point, an artificial fish habitat enhancing Lake Erie’s biodiversity.
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Angler’s Point Wreck
Explore the intriguing wreck of an unidentified pleasure craft near Angler’s Point in the St. Lawrence River, a site rich in history and mystery.
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E.M. Ford (Presque Isle)(1898)
Explore the remarkable story of the E.M. Ford, a cement carrier that faced a dramatic sinking and was salvaged back to service.
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Cessna 172 N737TH
Explore the site of the Cessna 172 N737TH, a tragic aviation incident in Lake Ontario, where a mechanical failure led to an emergency water landing in 1979.
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Ancaster
Explore the history of the Ancaster, a steel-hulled tugboat that played a vital role in Canada’s lumber industry and is now preserved at the Owen Sound Marine & Rail Museum.
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