Annie Falconer
About Annie Falconer
The Annie Falconer is a two-masted wooden schooner that sank in Lake Ontario in November 1904. The wreck lies in 60–75 ft (about 18–23 m) of water and is largely buried in silt, with sections like the outer railing still intact. Visibility is reported around 15 ft, and the current is described as light.
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Annie Falconer Planning Details
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Reported Depth
18.3m - 22.9m
Depth Note
Depth given as 60–75 ft.
Typical Conditions
Visibility around 15 ft with light current.
Safety & Access At Annie Falconer
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Visibility can be limited, and much of the wreck is silted in, which may reduce reference points.
Local Intel For Annie Falconer
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Scuba
Wreck dive in 60–75 ft with parts of the structure still exposed above silt.
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Exposure Profile at Annie Falconer
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