Regina

The Regina was a Canadian package freighter that sank during the Great Lakes Storm of 1913, one of the most destructive storms in Great Lakes history, which claimed numerous ships along the Lake Huron shipping lanes. Her wreck lies off the Michigan shore in the waters near Port Sanilac and Harbor Beach, resting upside down on the lake bottom. The hull is around 250 feet long, and divers who visit it are drawn to the intact cargo and fittings still scattered around the site, artifacts of the storm that sank her. Depths at the wreck run to around 80 feet, cold and often with limited visibility typical of Lake Huron, and the site is generally considered suitable for divers with some wreck experience given the depth and temperature.