Lock 21 Dive Site - Québec

Lock 21 offers a unique freshwater diving experience for those curious about submerged history. You'll find the remains of an old canal lock, with visible walls and structural elements that attract a good variety of fish. Expect to see carp, pike, and perch navigating the structures. It’s a compelling dive for wreck enthusiasts or anyone looking for something different from ocean diving.

Location
Québec, Canada, North America
Coordinates
44.997494, -74.899310

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Marine Life in Québec

Home to 44 recorded species including 37 reef fish, 3 sea snails & nudibranchs, 2 other, 2 clams & mussels.

Notable Species

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum depth for diving at Lock 21 Dive Site?
The maximum depth for diving at Lock 21 Dive Site is currently unknown based on the available data. Divers should always consult local dive operators for the most up-to-date information regarding specific dive profiles and depths at this location in Québec, Canada.
What kind of underwater structures and marine life can divers expect to see at Lock 21 Dive Site?
Divers visiting Lock 21 Dive Site can expect to explore a reef environment. While specific marine life details are not provided, reef ecosystems typically host a diverse array of aquatic species. For general information on marine life, you can explore our wildlife database.
Is Lock 21 Dive Site considered an advanced dive, and what makes it challenging?
Lock 21 Dive Site is classified as an intermediate difficulty dive, not an advanced one. While the specific factors contributing to its intermediate challenge are not detailed in our current data, divers should be prepared for conditions that require more than basic open water skills. Always assess your personal comfort and skill level before diving.
What is the best time of year or day to dive Lock 21 for optimal conditions and visibility?
Information regarding the best time of year or day to dive Lock 21 Dive Site for optimal conditions and visibility is not available in our current data. We recommend checking with local dive centers in Québec for real-time conditions and seasonal recommendations. You can also visit our When to Dive section for general guidance.
What diving certifications are recommended or required to safely dive Lock 21 Dive Site?
The specific diving certifications recommended or required to safely dive Lock 21 Dive Site are not detailed in the provided information. Given its intermediate difficulty, divers should ideally possess certifications beyond entry-level, such as Advanced Open Water Diver, to comfortably manage potential challenges. Always confirm requirements with local dive operators in Canada before planning your dive.
What are the typical current conditions and visibility like at Lock 21 Dive Site?
Details regarding the typical current conditions and visibility at Lock 21 Dive Site are not specified in our current data. These factors can vary significantly based on weather, tides, and local geography, even at an intermediate site. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is always best to consult with local dive professionals in Québec.