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Sheila II (pre-1980)

The tugboat Sheila II was involved in a collision in Georgian Bay, but details about its history and specifications remain limited.

Shotline Diving Wreck Profile

  • Name: Sheila II
  • Type: Tugboat
  • Year Built:
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  • Dimensions:
  • Registered Tonnage:
  • Location: Opposite the southeast end of McLaren's Island, Georgian Bay

Wreck Location Map

Vessel Type

Tugboat

Description

The tugboat Sheila II was involved in a collision with an unidentified motorboat opposite the southeast end of McLaren’s Island in Georgian Bay. Unfortunately, detailed information about the Sheila II, including its construction, service history, and final disposition, is limited.

History

The available records do not provide comprehensive details about the vessel’s specifications or the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Significant Incidents

Significant Incident:

  • Collision with an unidentified motorboat in Georgian Bay.

Final Disposition

Due to the lack of detailed records, the final disposition of the Sheila II remains uncertain.

Current Condition & Accessibility

Further research in specialized maritime archives or local historical societies may yield additional insights into the history and significance of the Sheila II.

Resources & Links

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In summary, the Sheila II represents a vessel with limited documented history, highlighting the need for further investigation into its past.

Legacy Notes & Full Historical Record

This section preserves the original unedited Shotline content for this wreck so that no historical detail is lost as we transition to the new logbook format.

The tugboat Sheila II was involved in a collision with an unidentified motorboat opposite the southeast end of McLaren’s Island in Georgian Bay. Unfortunately, detailed information about the Sheila II, including its construction, service history, and final disposition, is limited. The available records do not provide comprehensive details about the vessel’s specifications or the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Given the scarcity of information in the provided sources, further research in specialized maritime archives or local historical societies may yield additional insights into the history and significance of the Sheila II.

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