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This freshwater wreck rests in Lake Michigan, offering divers a glimpse into maritime history. The wooden schooner sits intact at depths around 100 feet, preserved by the cold waters. Visibility often exceeds 30 feet, revealing the ship's structure and artifacts. Schools of lake trout and whitefish frequent the site. Strong currents can occur, making this dive best for experienced divers. The wreck's shallowest point reaches 70 feet, allowing for longer bottom times. Cold water temperatures require proper thermal protection year-round.
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