The Marysburgh Vortex: What is it and why is it the site of so many shipwrecks?

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Prince Edward County is best-known to visitors for its sandy beaches and up-and-coming wineries, but there is a much darker side to the region that few sightseers ever learn about.

Dubbed the Marysburgh Vortex, or alternatively “The Graveyard of Lake Ontario,” the small stretch of water off the shores of Prince Edward County has played host to shipwrecks, airplane mishaps, strange sightings and mysterious disappearances for centuries.

The David Swayze Great Lakes shipwreck file lists 270 wrecks within the Marysburgh Vortex. Darryn Davis takes a closer look at this stretch of lake to find out what might be behind the many mysterious happenings.

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