Henry C Daryaw

by Shipwreck World


Year Built

1919

Year Sank

1941

Depth

80 ft (24.4 m)

Difficulty Level

Intermediate


Henry C Daryaw

Wreck Location

6 miles west of Brockville, Ontario and approsimately 1/4 mile from shore
~ GPS Shipwreck Location ~
Latitude:   44° 31' 34.0212" N      Longitude:   -75° 45' 45.2412" W

Description

The Henry C. Daryaw was a 220 ft long steel freighter that sank in 1941 when she ran upon a shoal between American and Canadian Channels.  The navigator did not see the shoal in a deep fog and Daryaw ran into it striking her bow. The Daryaw flipped upside down while sinking and landed right next to the channel wall with the deepest part at 90ft.



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