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Lady of the Lake (wreck), Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire, United States
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A 125-foot wooden sidewheel steamer built in 1848-49 that sank in 1895 while under tow to be scuttled, settling upright in about 30 feet of water in Smith Cove (Glendale Cove), Gilford, in front of the NH Marine Patrol headquarters. The hull remains largely intact and is the most popular wreck dive in Lake Winnipesaukee, typically reached by a short boat run or kayak; small dive boats can tie directly to the wreck.
Quick Facts
Depth Range4.6m – 9.1m
CertificationOpen Water
Gear7mm wetsuit or drysuit, dive flag, light for inside shadows
HazardsBoat traffic in Smith Cove, variable visibility (5-30 ft), entanglement on wreck timbers
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