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COUNTY | SITE NAME | LATITUDE | LONGITUDE | DEPTH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MARTIN | SIROTKIN LANDING CRAFT | 27 12.856' N | 80 02.030' W | 80 |
MARTIN | TENSION BARGE 13 | 27 13.527' N | 80 00.261' W | 190 |
MARTIN | TITAN | 27 11.210' N | 80 02.610' W | 80 |
MARTIN | TRAFFIC BARGE-GUARDIAN REEF | 27 12.907' N | 80 06.800' W | 58 |
MARTIN | TREE BARGE | 27 13.419' N | 80 00.270' W | 182 |
MARTIN | USS RANKIN | 27 11.332' N | 80 01.431' W | 140 |
MARTIN | WICKSTROM | 27 13.492' N | 80 00.318' W | 188 |
MIAMI-DADE | AFRICAN QUEEN | 25 46.804' N | 80 04.532' W | 44 |
MIAMI-DADE | ALMIRANTE | 25 24.980' N | 80 07.005' W | 125 |
MIAMI-DADE | ANDRO | 25 53.622' N | 80 05.126' W | 103 |
MIAMI-DADE | ARIDA | 25 40.831' N | 80 04.249' W | 88 |
MIAMI-DADE | BARGE | 25 40.146' N | 80 04.216' W | 100 |
SIROTKIN LANDING CRAFT
MARTIN
80
SHIP STEEL LANDING CRAFT 200'
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27 12.856' N
80 02.030' W
Also called the David T, she was originally built as a US Navy Landing Craft Repair Ship. This 200-foot long converted freighter was sunk as an artificial reef off Fort Pierce in 1982. Some say that too many explosives were used, and the vessel was actually blown apart instead of sinking intact. The wreck is now scattered in 80 feet of water.
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