Roy A. Jodery
This is a very deep wreck site and not recommended for recreational divers. This relatively modern steel freighter (over 700 ft. long) of Algoma Steel Ore Company was lost Nov. 20, 1972, after striking a shoal off Alexandria Bay, NY. She attempted to beach herself on the south shoreline of Wellesley Island.
This site is located on the south shoreline of Wellesley Island at the Coast Guard Station where she sits with her stern in 242 ft. of water and her bow at 150 ft.
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| Lake / river | St. Lawrence River | Official name | Roy A. Jodrey | |
| GPS Coordinates | N44 19.8560 W75 56.0530 |
Also known as | – | |
| Access | Boat | Type | Tanker | |
| Description | Shipwreck | Material | Steel | |
| Min. / max. depth | 130-240 ft + | Propulsion | Propeller | |
| Visibility | n/a | Cargo | n/a | |
| Current | Strong | Built by / at | n/a | |
| Level | Technical | Built / lauch date | n/a | |
| Thermocline | n/a | Sunk / flooded | November 20th, 1972 | |
| Bottom type | n/a | Dimensions | Over 700 ft | |
| Boat traffic | n/a | Position | n/a | |
| Hazards | n/a | |||
