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Coordinates Coordinating coordinates for the uncoordinated Canucks. :D
May 15th, 2002, 02:43 PM
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Ontario Dive Locations - Lake Ontario
approximate max depth (in feet)
Kingston:
Munson (110), Marsh (85), Comet (85), Wolfe Islander (80), G.T. Davie(95), Aloha and Effie Mae (55), Cornwall (70), Maple Glen (75), Queen Mary (65), Titanic (70), Glendora (75), KPH (70), Jamieson
Picton:
Annie Falconer (80), Atlasco (43), City of Sheboygan (100), Manola (80), Olive Branch (100), RH Rae (105), Fabiola (55), Florence (30), Owens&Sublimnos (30)
Toronto
Humber Bay (30), Sligo (75)
Port Colborne:
Benson (136)
any others?
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June 8th, 2002, 10:37 PM
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Re: Lake Ontario wrecks
Unless somebody moved it the last time I checked Port Colbourne was still south of us on Lake Erie...........
and the C. B. Benson is a nice wreck although you would be hard pressed to break more than 85' without a shovel
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April 12th, 2004, 04:53 PM
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Diving Gal bubbled
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Kingston:
Munson (110), Marsh (85), Comet (85), Wolfe Islander (80), G.T. Davie(95), Aloha and Effie Mae (55), Cornwall (70), Maple Glen (75), Queen Mary (65), Titanic (70), Glendora (75), KPH (70), Jamieson
Kingston,
Stacked Hulls (53), Marine Museum Barge (30), Cora Post (30), City of Sheyboygan(95), Alberta (100), Augustus (65), China (90), Dredge Islander (70), DSS (65), Empress (65), Frontenac (100), SM Douglas (100), Marsh (90), Hilda (220), Kattie Eccles (90), KPH (65), Mark 1 (65), Monkey Wrench(70), Rickey's Tug (70), Terry's Tug (95), William Johnston (65), Wreck x (95), Wreck 6 (95), Londonderry (220), Cobroug (220), Simla (90), St. Louis (90), Hattie Hutt (90), Gendora (65)
I got more but they are personal
April 12th, 2004, 07:19 PM
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Dang, and here I thought we'd get a few of those special places...
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April 12th, 2004, 07:34 PM
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The Tiller Wreck, Port Dalhousie (111 ft)
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May 8th, 2004, 03:21 PM
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Prince Regent & Psyche, 12-20 ft, Deadman's Bay, Kingston.
I'm back Diving Gal...
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September 19th, 2006, 10:07 AM
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http://city.portcolborne.on.ca/cityh...el_Stories.pdf
Sherkston quarry has an old locomotive on the bottom (35ft)
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September 19th, 2006, 10:08 AM
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The old Welland Canal is an interesting beginner dive. I started free diving and snorkelling there, then I got jealous of all the scuba divers I'd see there, and the rest is history.
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October 23rd, 2006, 07:46 PM
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the welland canal is interesting????
gee must have missed that dive
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