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Indian Point Dive Center
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2015
Found a little nugget of White River history in Table Rock Lake
Located this wooden john boat 80 feet deep in Table Rock Lake close to the old White River Bridge.
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Second dive on the old Kimberling Bridge under Table Rock Lake
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Second dive on the old Kimberling Bridge that was over the White River.
Old Kimberling Bridge Underwater in Table Rock Lake
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The Old Kimberling Bridge was constructed in 1922 crossing the White River on The Wilderness Road in present day Kimberling City. It was the second bridge constructed in Stone County Missouri. Parts of this bridge had to rebuilt in 1927 and 1945 due to flooding. The bridge was under contract for removal in the late 50's. The south span of the 2 truss bridge was removed, the north span still rem...
Indian Point Dive Center - Key Largo Dive Trip
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November 2015 spent three weeks scuba diving around the Key Largo area. Dove two technical dives. Spent 135 minutes on the Spiegel Grove and 103 minutes on the Doc DeMilly and Hugos April Fool wreck sites. Other dive sites included Benwood wreck, North Dry Rocks, Elbow Reef, City of Washington wreck, and French Reef.
Sunken Boat Recovery on Table Rock Lake
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Fitzco Marine Construction, Deep Six Marine Maintenance, and Indian Point Dive Center worked together to raise a 40 foot Wellcraft that sank in 150 feet of water in August 2015. Three dives were performed. First dive was to 155 feet to gather information on the best way to lift the boat. The day of the lift, two dives were performed. The first dive was to 155 feet with a bottom time of almost 5...
USCGC Mohawk
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The USCGC Mohawk was sunk in 90 feet of water on July 2, 2012. The Mohawk was the first dedicated veterans memorial military ship reef in the United States of America. This dive was made by two divers from Indian Point Dive Center on a charter provided by Aristakat Charters in July 2014. www.indianpointdivecenter.com/
USS Oriskany
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Divers from Indian Point Dive Center on the USS Oriskany, an aircraft carrier sunk as an artificial reef near Pensacola, FL. This was a recreational dive made to about 130 ft.
Cable Run
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This is an image of the route of the cable ran across the lake. imgur.com/aJBSnuc
Table Rock Lake Town of Oasis - First Bridge Pillar
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Searching Table Rock Lake for an alleged town that was submerged during the construction of Table Rock Dam. Most notable structure was a one-lane bridge across Long Creek. This is the north pillar, also the tallest pillar with a bottom depth of 115 ft. and a profile depth of approximately 85 ft. A Divemaster and Captain for Indian Point Dive Center dove this is a decompression dive with a botto...
Table Rock Lake Town of Oasis - Second Bridge Pillar
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Table Rock Lake Town of Oasis - Second Bridge Pillar
It is 300 feet deep at some points
Impressive footage of a historical landmark covered by the lake. Any idea of approximately how much of the old bridge is still intact?
Crazy to think people used to drive across that
Very cool. I drive over that bridge often.
Wow! When I was in the 5th grade, my father took me on a drive to the bridge that went across White River. The lake had not yet started filling. It was just getting dark when we arrived at what I have always remembered as the Kimberling bridge, and I still remember looking up at the big NEW bridge far above us being built and my father telling me that the water would be almost that deep! I hadn't given that day another thought until I saw this video. I grew up on the water of Table Rock Lake water skying, fishing, and yes even learned to scuba dive there. Sadly, after graduating from college, my job took me to California, and I never spent any significant time on the lake again.
Are you still allowed to drive on this bridge
Looks like a fun dive! What a cool thing to see down there! I am interested the history of this bridge. Did the new bridge replace this one? Is it in a different location?
New bridge is above it and a little to the East. There’s some good pictures out there on Google showing both
That's awesome
Here is the old bridge and new bridge together before the lake. This shows how deep the water is here. bridgehunter.com/photos/19/98/199843-M.jpg
this scares me
I'd like to check this out
The rebreather is cool. No bubble sounds in your videos. Do you still offer tec dive instruction?
I grew up in the Ozarks near Table Rock Lake and Beaver Lake. I remember hearing stories from my grandparents about White River and the area before the Dam was built. I remember asking them about the Old Kimberling City bridge and it's eerie thinking about the many times they drove across this.
Have you dove Oaisis I’m a new diver so don’t think I can Oasis
insane that there was a whole town not that long ago and now its underwater. Good video man!
Erie cool video! Curious what the depth is there.
130 Ish
Hello Indian Point dive center we are not a boat rental people it's the next dock over
Why would they just leave the bridge in the water like that
The lake filled faster then expected.
It is cheaper than taking it out. It is 150 feet below the surface and will not hurt anyone down there.
Is it dangerous diving that deep, or is that considered normal
Great find! I love the discovery of old items, be it on land or under water. Awesome job!
I was wondering how many feet deep do you have to go before not seeing any fish?
Nearly a century old
Whats the depth of the bridge? And whats the depth to the riverbed below the bridge?
Oh and I believe we've rented diving equipment out from y'all before!
130 to top of bridge. I do knwo with ya
Thanks for posting this. Ive always wanted to dive this. I had heard about the bell, glad to get to see it even if its not in person.
Wow guess it is a old river boat?
Yeah. Hand made wood jon boat. This is the second one I have seen, was excited to video of it!
@@indianpointdivecenter6704 Wow which part was it found
Did you see any fishes?
Did not see any on the bridge, too deep. I do see plenty of flathead catfish on the trip out from shore. I have seen several walleye cruising the main channel edge.
@@indianpointdivecenter6704 interesting. I didn't know table Rock had walleye. I thought those were in colder areas like Ohio and Minnesota and Wisconsin.
What were the depths on these dives
Bottom depth 115 feet, pillar top start at 85 feet
That's crazy i didn't know you could hear a boat that loud that far under it
Yeap they're kind of scary when you're coming up. When you only have your head out of the water any boat looks huge when they're heading your way
Every 4th of July me and my Friends go swim in there and I should my friends this and some more videos and there were like WOW THAT IS THE LAKE and I should my kids this they loved it Keep make videos of table rock lake.
Should have called his boat Twice Aground
Interesting video thanks for sharing. What part of the lake was this?
Main channel of the lake just North of the Chateau
@@indianpointdivecenter6704 ,, thank you for the reply
Great video,, thanks for sharing !!
Where on the lake is this? I am not familiar with the town of Oasis
Long Creek arm, right at the mouth of Big Cedar Cove.
@@indianpointdivecenter6704 ,, thank you for the reply
It is the under water town of table rock lake
@@Clixseman91611 Yes but where in the lake is it located?
Another awesome video. Thanks for sharing !! It is really interesting to hear those boats going by you over head.
Thanks. Shot this video diving on my Halcyon RB80 rebreather, the sounds you hear in the video are what I hear underwater.
@@indianpointdivecenter6704 ,, very interesting
Just found your TH-cam channel today and watched this first... Very cool as I had never seen this one... curious about why there is a bell hanging on the bridge and also what that sign said?
The bell was hung on the bridge by a group of divers memorializing a friend, the bell was cast with his name on it. The sign was placed by a group of divers marking their expedtion. It has names of the divers on it and the date.
@@indianpointdivecenter6704 ,, very cool,, thank you for the information
Really cool to see your footage but man this seems like it would be a dangerous dive considering the depth, temperature and visibility.
Us land locked folks are glad to have some place within a 3;hr drive to get wet. The top of that bridge is about 95’. Drysuit is almost second nature here. There’s zero current so it’s not dangerous. Theres a bell attached to that bridge.
Great vid. Did you see any big fish?
Not on the bridge, fish generally do not live this deep in Table Rock. The top of the bridge is 110ft, old road bed is at 140ft and the lake bottom is around 180ft. On the shallower parts of the dive we will see walleye, large and small bass, and catfish.
Great video!!! I’d love to make this dive some day.
Thanks Luke
Awesome video!!!
did you get the line ran???
Clear the engines out quick enough and they can be saved.
This may be the telephone line cable from Indian Point (Branson, MO. prefix "334, 338") to DD Hwy and Talking Rocks Road homes. When I had a land line phone the number was (417) 338-5201 but I did not live in Branson or on Indian Point. My prefix should have been: 272- as in Reeds Spring, my mailing address but... "338" was DD and TRR-where I still live.
You know you stuff I work there headed back home in a weel
Thank you so much for sharing! My family is from Oasis, and like everyone else there, had to relocate when the dam went in. All before my time, so no opportunity to s, ee. Thank you again. Marci Linson
wonder if they rename it twice over
It was stole and they grounded it
What did they hit?
The bottom
How deep were you guys? And what part of the lake is this in?
+Jared Shinkle Max depth on this dive was 127ft. Top of the pillar starts about 86ft. It is in the Long Creek arm of the lake near 86 bridge. Actually dove it again this past weekend. Wanted to see what the water conditions looked like after the flood this winter, very dark with only 5ft of visibility.
Awesome video guys!!!
+FRANK THOMPSON Thanks, Frank. We are looking to dive the third and smallest pillar this spring. Also, trying to find the old mill concrete structure and the barn foundation if they are still there.