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Rideaulite
was a steam tanker laid down by Furness Shipbuilding
Company in England, and was launched in 1930 for the
Canadian company Imperial Oil Company in Toronto. She
changed names and owners several times before she was
refitted as a dredger in the 1950's. After an accident in
the late 1980's she was rigged down to a barge and sold to
McKeil Work Boats in Toronto. She was decommissioned in
the late 1990's, and deliberately scuttled as a dive
attraction 15. May 1999 by Tobermory
Maritime Association in Georgian Bay. The wreck rest today
standing on her keel like a classic Donald Duck wreck on a
depth of 14 to 28 meter on the east side of Little Cove.
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