| Location: |
South of Pt. Traverse
|
Official Name: |
Manola |
| GPS: |
- |
Material: |
Steel |
| Access: |
Boat |
Propulsion: |
Steam |
| Level: |
Intermediate |
Type: |
Steamer |
| Depth: |
45'-80' |
Built: |
1890 |
| Bottom: |
Rocky |
Sunked: |
December 3, 1918 |
| Current: |
Low |
Cargo: |
- |
| Hazards: |
Boat traffic |
Dimensions: |
- |
| Traffic: |
Low |
Position: |
Upside down |
Manola
Manola Steel steamer, bow section.
Built in 1890 and sank on Dec. 3, 1918 by foundering in a storm while under tow. She lies upside-down in 45-80' of water on
the rocky floor of Lake Ontario. Both sections of the hull were enroute to Montreal where they were to have been joined and
used for World War I service. Eleven lives were lost.
