Henry C. Daryaw
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About this site
Henry C. Daryaw is a steel freighter wreck at Brockville, reached by boat. It measures 219 by 35 feet (about 67 by 11 metres) and rests upside down at a depth of 95 feet (29 metres), with the shallowest part at 55 feet (17 metres).
The bow area has several points of interest, and divers can take a keel walk up to the keel to see the gash in the hull. The ship was built in France in 1919 and sank in 1941 after running over a shoal, which tore the gash along her starboard side.
The wreck is rated advanced, with a very quick surface current of 2 to 3 knots, and darkness is the main hazard.
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