List of Shipwrecks of Kingston, Ontario

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There are nearly 100 shipwrecks lying on the bottom of Eastern Lake Ontario and in the St. Lawrence River near Kingston, Ontario. Kingston for many years was an important shipping port that connected the great lakes to the St. Lawrence River until the 1950's when the seaway was built.

Vessel Type Notes Depth Location
Alberta Tug, center wheeled A Lake tug with the appearance of an Alligator Tug from the Ottawa River logging days, 100 Feet - 33 Meters Bay of Quinte, Near Kingston, Ontario
Aloha Schooner Barge Sunk in 1917, while in tow of the CW Chamberlain 55 feet - 17 Meters Nine Mile Point, Kingston, Ontario
Annie Falconer Schooner Sank in a Storm 1904 en-route to Picton, Ontario. One crew member perished of exposure upon reaching Amherst Island. 80 Feet - 27 meters False Duck Island between Kingston, Ontario and Point Petre, Ontario
Augustus Schooner Sank enroute to be scuttled during the 1937 Portsmouth harbour clean up. 60 feet - 20 meters Snake Island, Kingston, Ontario
China Small Steamer Caught fire and sank in 1872, six months after launching. 85 Feet - 26 meters False Duck Island 12 Miles west of Kingston, Ontario
City of Sheyboygan Schooner Sank in a storm 1925 with the loss of 5 people 98 feet - 33 meters Amherst Island, Kingston Ontario
Comet Paddlewheeler (double) Sunk in a collision with the Schooner Exchange, with the loss of 2 lives in 1861. 80 Feet - 24.6 Meters Nine Mile Point, Simcoe Island near KIngston, Ontario
Cornwall Paddlewheeler (double) Ex Kingston, Ex Bavarian, Ex Algerian Scuttled in the Amherst Island graveyard in 1931 70 Feet - 21.5 Meters Amherst Island, near Kingston, Ontario
Dredge Islander Dredge Scuttled in the Snake Island graveyard after harbour cleanup in 1930's 50 Feet - 30 Meters Snake Island, near Kingston Ontario
DSS (Dupont Salvage Scow) Salvage Scow Scuttled near Dupont Point, perhaps after the Elevator Bay clean up 75 Feet - 40 Meters Dupont Point, Kingston, Ontario
Effie Mae Charter Boat Scuttled beside the Aloha 1993 for a diving attraction 55 feet - 17 Meters Nine MIle Point, Kingston, Ontario
Empress Steamer Scuttled in the Amherst Island Graveyard real name unknown 70 Feet - 21.5 Meters Amherst Island, near Kingston, Ontario
Frontenac Tug
Glendora Steamer Scuttled in the Amherst Island Graveyard real name unknown 70 Feet - 21.5 Meters Amherst Island, near Kingston, Ontario
George T Davie Barge
George A Marsh Schooner
Hilda Wrecker
Kattie Eccles Schooner
Waterlily (KPH) Steam Barge
Londonderry Wrecker
Marine Museum 2 Scow
Mark One Tug
Munson Dredge
Maple Glen Steamer
Monkey Wrench Schooner Scuttled in the Amherst Island Graveyard real name unknown 70 Feet - 21.5 Meters Amherst Island, near Kingston, Ontario
Olive Branch Schooner
Ocean Wave Paddlewheeler
Oliver Mowat Schooner
Queen Mary Steamer Scuttled in the Amherst Island Graveyard real name unknown 70 Feet - 21.5 Meters Amherst Island, near Kingston, Ontario
R.H. Rae Schooner
Ricky's Tug Tug Scuttled in the Amherst Island Graveyard real name unknown 90 Feet - 30.5 Meters Amherst Island, near Kingston, Ontario
S.M. Douglas Dredger ex White Star
Terry's Tug Tug
William Jamieson Schooner
William Johnston Tug
Wolfe Islander II Car ferry