With the use of our Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), we were able to find the Canadian Pacific DC10 Model Locomotive CP694, resting at 250 feet at the bottom of Lake Superior, in Ontario, Canada. With initial coordinate information we were able to find the train in July, 2016. The difficulty with this find was searching through the boulders surrounding the train. To find out more visit Media
The accident happened on June 10, 1910 when a boulder that had fallen onto the track caused the train to derail from the cliffside track, then sink into the Lake Superior bay at a depth of 250 feet. Three perished including a fireman, engineer and breakman.
Image captured including the VideoRay in use during the initial exploration; accompanying divers, Todd Janquart and Ron Benson 
The Lake Superior site of the train tracks where the Canadian Pacific derailed in Ontario Canada 
The Lake Superior site of the train tracks where the Canadian Pacific derailed in Ontario Canada 
Displaying the nationally beheld, Explorer Flag after the train find, Tom Crossmon (left), and Dave Schlenker (right)
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