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About this site
The Isaac M. Scott was a Great Lakes bulk freighter lost during the Great Lakes Storm of 1913, which sank several vessels across the region in a single violent November gale. The ship now rests in Lake Michigan, and its wreck has drawn technical divers interested in Great Lakes maritime history from that storm. Given its age and setting in open lake water, dives to freighter wrecks of this era are typically deep and cold, best suited to divers with wreck and cold water experience. Exact depth and condition details for this particular wreck vary by source, so divers should confirm current survey information with local charter operators before planning a dive.
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