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Tobermory Shipwreck Map

Alice G A number of factors have combined to make Tobermory "The Shipwreck Capital of Canada". In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Tobermory was a busy and important port for both the timber and fishing trade. We also have two deep and sheltered harbours that made us an ideal refuge during storms. That, combined with the treacherous waters of Lake Huron and primitive navigation of that day, meant that many ships met their doom on the way to Tobermory.

Today, our outstanding visibility, relative lack of zebra mussel development and excellent scuba diving infrastructure make us a premiere diving destination.


Enjoy a virtual tour of a few of our historic shipwrecks in the crystal clear waters of Lake Huron & Georgian Bay.

To see a description of each dive site, click the links on or below the maps.
Big Tub & Little Tub Harbours
Sweepstakes
City of Grand Rapids
The Lighthouse
The Anchor
Tugs
1. Sweepstakes
2. City of Grand Rapids
3. Lighthouse Point
4. The Anchor
5. The Tugs
Fathom Five National Park
Cascaden
China
John Walters
Wetmore
James C. King
Newaygo
Scoville
Minch
Arabia
Marion L. Breck
Forest City
Avalon Voyager
Caroline Rose
Unidentified Wreck
Unidentified Wreck
Unidentified Wreck
The Caves
Niagara II
Little Cove
Dunks Point
North Otter Wall
Pablo's Hangover
San Jacinto
City of Cleveland
6. Cascaden
7. China
8. John Walters
9. Wetmore
10.King
11.Newaygo
12.Scoville
13.Minch
14.Arabia
15.Marion L. Breck
16.Forest City
17.Avalon Voyager
18.Caroline Rose
19, 20 & 21.Unidentified Wrecks
22.Caves
23.Niagara II
24.Little Cove (Dave's Bay)
25.Dunks Point
26.North Otter Wall
27.Pablo's Hangover

Off the map sites
28.San Jacinto
29.City of Cleveland
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