The Islander Wreck

New York, United States

Depth

69ft

Visibility

25ft - 74ft

Entry

Shore

Experience Level

Beginner

About The Islander Wreck

The Islander was a Sidewheel Steamer operating on Lake Ontario, New York. She sank after catching fire on September 16, 1909. She burned down to the waterline and sank within a short time. This wreck can be dived by all level with a easy shore entry point. Its known to be the most popular wreck dive in Alexandria Bay. Lots of marine life and things to explore. Excellent bottom topography.

The Islander Wreck Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

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Terrain and Features:	Wreck, Reef, Inland, Other
Entry Type:	Shore
Max Depth:	21m
Visibility Range:	8m - 23m
Experience Level:	Beginner
Best Gas :	21% – 45% O₂

Marine Life

Freshwater Fish

Weather Conditions

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