Juno

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Contents 1 Location 2 Conditions 3 Description 4 Access 5 Hazards 6 Recent Conditions 7 Links, References, and Other Sources

[edit] Location

43.885042, -78.674099 (shipwreck is visible in satellite image)

satellite image

At the mouth of the creek at the end of Cedar Crest Beach Road, in Bowmanville, Ontario.

[edit] Conditions

Current: Unknown

Depth: 6 to 15ft

Visibility: Poor to Good

Water temperature: From 1C (Feb.) to 25C (July)

[edit] Description

This 139ft Oak propellor-driven vessel first sunk near Cobourg in November 1912 after losing it's towed schooner barge PB Locke (sunk near Port Hope Oct 1912) and was raised and resunk at present location to create a breakwater in 1914. The propellor is still intact.

[edit] Access

Shore dive. Access from road by walking along the creek. Respect local private property

[edit] Hazards

Shore dive. Access from road by walking along the creek. Respect local private property. Please be advised that parking on the side of the road has become a big issue with some of the locals. The police may be called.

[edit] Recent Conditions

Date	Temperature	Visibility
YYYY-MM-DD	XX°	XX'

[edit] Links, References, and Other Sources

Citations and links to images, webpages, or other media go here.