Aquarius Divers - SCIBA Dive Sites

1,000 Islands Diving

Welcome to the 1,000 Islands Region, which is known as the St. Lawrence River. This
region has over 100 shipwrecks that have been claimed by its waters. Water temperatures
are typically in the mid 70’s in July and August, and visibility is up to 100’. There is a large
selection of dive sites in both US and Canadian waters, suitable for divers with skill levels
ranging from Open Water to Technical divers.

Dive Sites

Dive Sites

Aquarius Divers

Dive Area	Wreck	Depth
Clayton	A.E. Vickery Oconto Iroquois Sir Robert Peel	45’ to 124’ (Keel) / 152’ (Mast) 175’ to 210’ (TECH) 75’ 60’ to 130’
Alexandria Bay	Roy A. Jodrey Islander Keystorm America	1 47’ to 245’ (TECH) 38’ to 60’ (Shore Dive) 15’ to 117’ 42’ to 78
Rockport	Ash Island Barge Kinghorn	85’ Currently 121’ 88’ to 96’
Brockville	Henry S Daryaw Lillie Parsons Robert Gaskin East Cliff Hall	72’ to 96’ 45’ to 80’ 50’ to 68 30’ to 75’ (Two Tank Dive)
Kingston	Aloha Wolf Island Ferry Comet Marsh Frontenac	40’ to 68’ 50’ to 85' 76’ to 84’ 75’ to 95’ 110’ to 115’

Visit www.wrecksandreefs.com for more Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River
wreck information.

Seasonal Averages	Water Temp	Visibility
May 1-31	47-55 f	40-80’
June 1-10	55-60 f	40’
June 11-15	60-65 f	40’
June 16-20	65-68 f	35-50’
June 21-30	68-72 f	35-50’
July 1- August 20	70-75 f	35-60’
August 20- September 9	68-72 f	40-70’
September 9 - October 30	70-55 f	40-100’

No thermoclines in the river past Wolf Island (Kingston).