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Best Fresh Water Wrecks in the World

tomrutledge — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 06:38:02 CST

Welcome!

Kingston, Ontario, is a Canadian city located at the eastern end of Lake Ontario, where the lake runs into the St. Lawrence River and the Thousand Islands begin. A world renown place known for it's historical limestone buildings, natural water front settings, and the fresh water diving Capital diving of the World. With over 100 wrecks (40 wrecks are moored) in it's catalogue dating back to the 1800's Kingston has become a world class designation for divers from beginners to the very advanced.

Training is also available in Kingston through PADI and GUE offered at the only Scuba related store in the City, Northern Tech Diver is the place for all your diving adventures! Based in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, we offer a full range of dive services, including diver training, tours, and exploration in the 1000 Islands area of Lake Ontario.

Who We Are
Area Wrecks
Our Photos
Our Videos

Tips for a successful dive venture in the Kingston area:

Book with a reputible charter company that uses real email(non freebie accounts) and phone numbers.
Ask the local operators plenty of questions.
Ask the operator what facilities are available and how far from the dive store.
Come fully prepared for a 4 - hour venture on the water, due to the large variety of allergies most operators no longer server snacks for safety reasons

Need more? Visit Northern Tech Divers Website for full details on diving in the Kingston Area.

Our Videos

tomrutledge — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 14:20:34 CST

Our Favorite Videos!

Video's from some of our Dives

We can Video your dive as well.
Or we can provide you with professional Grade Video for your TV Station, Documentaries, or personal library

See also: Our Photos | Area Wrecks | Who We Are

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Some of the Wrecks of the Kingston Area

tomrutledge — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 12:28:58 CST

The Paddlewheeler Comet

1. Sunk 1861
2. 174 feet long
3. 2 miles off Simcoe Island, Lake Ontario, Canada

The Schooner Marsh

1. Sunk 1917
2. 135 feet long
3. Amherst Island, Ontario, Canada

The Wolfe Islander II

1. Sunk 1985
2. 200 Feet Long
3. Wolfe Island, Lake Ontario, Canada

The Dredger Munson

1. Sunk 1890
2. 250 Feet Long
3. Lemoine Point, Kingston, Ontario, Canada

A more complete listing and details are available at Northern Tech Diver's Website.

See also: Our Photos | Our Videos

All images contained on this website are copyrighted by Northern Tech Diver, useage on other websites other then which is authorized is considered to be a binding agreement between NTD Corp and website owner and financial compensation is forthcoming.

What's Happening

tomrutledge — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 11:51:09 CST

PADI OW Training for the Winer
Pool and classroom sessions for the PADI OW Certification is being conducted on a ongoing basis. Training is done by instructors that teach in all enviroments, and hold certifications well beyond thier instructor rating. So train with the best and see what lurks under water.

Who We Are

tomrutledge — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 08:42:02 CST

Photos of customers, students, boats and of course the odd staff member.

Northern Tech DIver is a group of Dedicated local divers that unlike other local dive instructors and professionals We actually dive in the local area, train in the local area and support the local area, not to say we don't arrange trips or go other places as we are also the most active divers in Ontario. Just to brag a bit our Chief Recreational instructor logged over 150 dives in 2007 not including student training dives or professional development dives.

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See also: Our Videos | Our Photos |Area Wrecks

Our Photos

tomrutledge — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 07:57:40 CST

Our photo scrapbook!

See also: Our Videos | Stuff We Like

	Dive Charter Boat from the Safety Stop
PaddleWheels of the Comet.	Bucket of the Munson
the Bow of the Kattie eccles.	The Wheelhouse on the Wofle Islander II
Top Deck of the Munson	Diver getting Ready to Descend

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wetpaint — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 20:36:40 CST

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