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9-11m |
The remains of a 2960 tons of a ship wrecked on October 23, 1935 can be seen. There are located on the Corps Mort East side. |
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4-15m |
Between the Cap Noir and the Gros Cap but nearer. |
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3-10m |
Between the wharf and and Île-aux-Goéland are the ruins of an old steamship wrecked about 1920′s. |
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1-6m |
The site is marked by the rests of the hull on the beach. The remains of the vessel (was belonging to Aristotle Onasis) are those of a boat wrecked in 1963. |
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6-30′ |
Many wrecks can be found along the Dune du Nord. On the East side, the remains of the S.S. Nettleworth which sank in 1910, is is now at 24-30’ depth. On the West side, the reamins of the S.S. Belon (150’ in length) can been like the boiler. |
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6-42′ |
The caverns are located on the West side of Grosse-Île near the Rochers du Dauphin at about 3km offshore. A dive lamp is advised. Currents are variables. The remains of some wrecks can be seen. |
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9-15m |
The remains of many wrecks (dating from the middle up to the end of the 19th century and from the very beginning of the 20th century) can be found on the South-West side of Cape Noddy at Brion Island. |
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2-4m |
The remains of a wreck can be found. The ship sank on november 3 1941 on the North side of the Brion Island in the Grande Anse. The propeller is just below the Cap Clair. Currents are variable. A large boat is necessary. In case of severe weather a refuge can be used on the island. |
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5-30m |
The remains of a wreck who sank on august 13, 1955. The wreck is 61m long. It is located on the South-West side of the Rochers aux Oiseaux (Birds Rocks) which itself is located at 25km Nort-East of Magdalane Islands. Currents are variable from the open sea. A large boat is needed. |
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18-54′ |
The buoy and the reef of Pointe Old Harry, located à Île de Grande-Entrée offers a large variety of marine fauna. Currents are variable and mostly comes from the East. The buoy is located 1km South-East from the point. It seems possible to divers to ear underwater the song of the whales. |
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12-54′ |
The Columbines Shoal are located South at 2km from Île de Grande-Entrée parallel to the shore for about 3km. |
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6-18′ |
The wreck of Petrel is located near the West point of Grande-Entrée on the South side of the North-East end of Dune du Sud (South Dune). The wreck is visible from the surface is the wreck of El Amigo (a sister ship of Jacques Cousteau’s Calypso). It can only be only be reached by boat. The area is largely frequented by fishermen and surfers, a dive flag is advised. |
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36-60′ |
The wreck of Electro is located South of Île de Grande-Entrée at about 8km. It is a wooden coal boat which sank in 1934. The wreck is marked Wk(1934) on marine maps. The currents are variables. It is advised to go by a nice and calm day. |
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18-36′ |
Mollusks harvesting can be praticed at about 1km on the North side of the island. |
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12-30′ |
There is a large marine fauna in the area. It is located on the South side of Havre aux Maisons between the Anse à Damase and the buoy Y12. Currents are variables. |
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18-54′ |
At 6.5km Northeast of La Cormorandière Rocks, near buoy Y16, it offers a good concentration of marine life. |
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18-60′ |
Near the Cormorandière Rock directly offshore from the cavern, lies the remains of an old steamship believed to be the S.S. Tigress wrecked in 1874. |
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6-54′ |
Located below the high cliffs of Cap Blanc, between 2 prominent rocks "The old man" and "The old woman" there are a number of shipwrecks like Dune du Sable, Maria, River Pride, Elisabeth (or True Blue). The clear waters are ideal for photography. |
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Up to now the steamship has not been located yet. It should be located on the South side of the Île d’Entrée at about 5-6km. The boat wreck on December 7, 1917. Research have to be don. Please take note, it is located on the route of the ferry crossing. |
- Magdalen Islands
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