4

Muscallonge

Wood Tug, 3 miles east of Brockville Ont., 1.5 miles downstream from Brockville, 300' offshore boat dive.

14

H.P. Bigelow

Passenger Steamer burnt off Morristown near Maitland

16

Brockville Walls

Wall and Drift Shore Dive, Intermediate to Advanced, halfway between the Muscallounge and the Robert Gaskins.

17

Robert Gaskin

Wood Salvage Schooner-2masted,iron rigged wooden barge,sank while attempting to rise the Wm.Armstrong. See the hole in the bow where lifting pontoon torpedoed the hull.

18

Narrows Drift

Brockville Narrows Drift Dive

21

Parson's Escape

Drift Dive off of Sparrow Island at Lillie Parsons

22

Needles Eye Drift

Brockville Narrows on Main Shore across from Lillie Parsons

23

Henry C. Daryaw

Steel Freighter 6 Miles West of Brockville at Buoy Shoal about 1/4 mile off shore.

228

Sam Cooke

West Side of Battersby Island between Black Charlie Island and Picnic Island

229

Three Molly's Gut Wrecks(Roosevelt?)

West Side of Molly's Gut, Southwest of Brockville Ontario

230

Smith Island-Drift Dive

Smith Island Drifting from the southeast corner. Near Brockville.  Couple of old garbage dumps.  The entire island can be explored in a single dive.

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McDonald's Point-Drift Dive

Old Dump Site 200' west of McDonald Point, Brockville Narrows, right against the shore which drops off steeply. 30ft from shore it is 100' deep.

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Mahogany Launch 22' Brockville

Just off the Saber Jet Memorial on Blockhouse Island, Brockville,Ont., DO NOT SHORE DIVE, use boat access, high boat traffic. Engine and wheel intact.

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Hardy Park Band Shell Twins

In front of the Band Shell in Hardy Park, Brockville,Ont, lie the ribs of 2 old wooden vessels of unknown origin.  One is 40x15 in 32 feet of water and other is 130x25 in 82' of water.

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Eel City

Crossover Island is the home to hundreds of American Eels

240

NAMA

Location Unknown, foundered in May/June 1916 in the Brockville area.

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Mary Ann

Brockville Narrows

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HMS Radcliffe

Dry Exhibit for 1812 gun boat at Mallory Landing