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COUNTY | SITE NAME | LATITUDE | LONGITUDE | DEPTH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
MIAMI-DADE | TARPOON | 25 37.316' N | 80 05.460' W | 65 |
MIAMI-DADE | TENNECO TOWERS DEEP | 25 58.890' N | 80 04.798' W | 190 |
MIAMI-DADE | TENNECO TOWERS SHALLOW | 25 58.952' N | 80 05.100' W | 110 |
MIAMI-DADE | TIMOTHY ALLEN REED REEF | 25 54.504' N | 80 05.428' W | 65 |
MIAMI-DADE | TORTUGA | 25 49.254' N | 80 05.086' W | 110 |
MIAMI-DADE | ULTRA FREEZE | 25 37.743' N | 80 05.211' W | 120 |
MIAMI-DADE | US ARMY TANKS | 25 48.680' N | 80 05.480' W | 48 |
MIAMI-DADE | USCGC LOTUS (WAGL-229) | 25 50.957' N | 80 04.647' W | 230 |
MIAMI-DADE | USS LAKELAND | 25 42.066' N | 80 05.013' W | 135 |
MIAMI-DADE | WALKE Q | 25 49.566' N | 80 04.900' W | 282 |
MIAMI-DADE | WATER TOWER REEF | 25 49.503' N | 80 04.832' W | 170 |
MIAMI-DADE | WEST END | 25 47.454' N | 80 02.947' W | 228 |
TARPOON
MIAMI-DADE
65
SHIP STEEL 165'
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25 37.316' N
80 05.460' W
As a memorial to Mike Kevorkian, the owner of Tarpoon Diving Center in Miami, the 150-foot Haitian freighter Medor Herode was scuttled in 1988. She was severely impacted by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 which moved the vessel several hundred feet and broke her into several pieces. Due to the wreck's proximity to the reef, the scattered debris is typically enveloped by schools of fish.
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