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English (Translate this text in English): Milford Bay, Muskoka English (Translate this text in English): Milford Bay, Muskoka Milford Bay, Muskoka English (Translate this text in English): Milford Bay, Muskoka English (Translate this text in English): Milford Bay, Muskoka English (Translate this text in English): Milford Bay, Muskoka English (Translate this text in English): Milford Bay, Muskoka English (Translate this text in English): Milford Bay, Muskoka English (Translate this text in English): Milford Bay, Muskoka How? By boat Distance Good boat time (< 30min) Easy to find? Hard to find

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English (Translate this text in English): Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

English (Translate this text in English): Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

English (Translate this text in English): Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

English (Translate this text in English): Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

English (Translate this text in English): Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

English (Translate this text in English): Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

English (Translate this text in English): Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

English (Translate this text in English): Originally launched as the MINK, she was overhauled and re-launched as the Waome (Ojibway Indian word for Water Lily) in 1927. The colour of the water is accurately described as tea coloured. The reddish brown hue is caused by tannic acid in the surrounding soil. Visibility is akin to a night dive and the temperature is almost always in the 40 degree F.

Build: Wooden Steamer
Length: 78'
Launched: 1912
Sunk: October 6, 1934
Orientation: Upright

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