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Scuba Diving
in the Great Lakes Region
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What's New
Apostle Island Wisconsin named top National Park in America WKOMTV Madison (6/17) Wisconsin's Apostle Islands National Park, located on Lake Superior, unexpectedly offers visitors the opportunity to go deep in search of fun while scuba diving to area shipwrecks among the park's 21 islands.

General Resources
All Seasons Diving Co. Come Dive the Clear Blue Waters of Lake Huron for the Finest Shipwreck Diving in Michigan.
Diving Michigan's Underwater RING! Online Michigan's nine underwater preserves include nearly 1,900 square miles of Great Lakes bottomland; this site provides a description of each of the preserves.
Michigan Underwater Detroit Download Central Articles on diving in Michigan.
Shipwreck Diving Charters on Lake Ontario Includes a location map of shipwrecks found in Lake Ontario.
Shipwrecks and scuba diving in Lake Superior University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute Information on diving in Lake Superior.
Southwest Michigan Underwater Preserve There are numerous shipwrecks in the preserve area as well as geological formations including clay banks and underwater rock piles.
Wisconsin's Maritime Trails Through Web sites, interpretive signage, public presentations and shipwreck moorings, the Maritime Trails initiative encourages divers, snorkelers, boaters, maritime enthusiasts, and tourists to visit and enjoy Wisconsin's diverse collection of maritime resources.

Related Resources
GLIN: Boating in the Great Lakes Region
GLIN: Shipwrecks in the Great Lakes Region

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