Freshwater wreckÁrea Marina Protegida

Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

United States · Lake Huron, Michigan
Profundidad: 5–50 mNivel: Advanced Open WaterJune-September

Close to a hundred known wrecks, with more still coming to light. The oldest sank in 1849, although most date from the middle and end of the nineteenth century and the start of the twentieth, from wooden schooners to freighters.

Depth

5–50 m

Recommended level

Advanced Open Water

Average visibility

15 m

Water temperature

10 °C

Current

Weak

Access

Boat

Best time

June-September

Recommended certification

Wreck Diver

Approx. price

60 USD / dive

Plan your dive

Best time
June-September
Approx. price
60 USD / dive

Nicknamed Shipwreck Alley, it holds more than 200 wrecks exceptionally preserved by the cold fresh water.

Protection status

Santuario Marino Nacional de Thunder Bay

Did you know

El agua dulce y fría del lago Hurón conserva la madera de una forma imposible en el mar: hay goletas que siguen enteras. El Kyle Spangler, una goleta de dos palos que se hundió tras una colisión en 1860, reposa a unos 55 m.

Sources consulted: DAN Alert Diver; NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

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20 species documented in Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary

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Ecosystem

Pecio

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