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COUNTY
SITE NAME
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
DEPTH
PALM BEACH
CELTIC CRUSADER
26 47.900' N
79 59.390' W
220
PALM BEACH
CLASSIC BARGE P6
26 47.300' N
79 59.380' W
235
PALM BEACH
CLASSIC BARGE P1
26 47.420' N
79 59.100' W
275
PALM BEACH
CROSS CURRENT BARGE
26 45.690' N
80 01.260' W
61
PALM BEACH
DONATION BARGE
26 47.945' N
79 59.465' W
210
PALM BEACH
EIDSVAG
26 46.020' N
80 00.500' W
80
PALM BEACH
ESSO BONAIRE
26 57.850' N
80 00.480' W
90
PALM BEACH
GILBERT SEA
26 45.191' N
80 00.622' W
90
PALM BEACH
KRINGELINE
26 19.728' N
80 02.602' W
310
PALM BEACH
LAKE WORTH INLET BARGE
26 47.360' N
80 01.000' W
70
PALM BEACH
MG-111 BARGE
26 58.670' N
80 01.490' W
60
PALM BEACH
MISS JENNY
26 57.796' N
80 00.450' W
90

CELTIC CRUSADER

PALM BEACH

220

FREIGHTER 265'

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26 47.900' N

79 59.390' W

Also known as the Korimu, this 260-foot freighter (IMO number 7022497) was built in 1970 in the Netherlands. After changing owners a few times, she was employed to transport cargo between Caribbean and Central American ports. She eventually became derelict along the Miami River and was scuttled in 2007 as an artificial reef. She lies intact, upright, and resting with her bow pointing southward in an area known for significant currents. In these cases, divers should seek the refuge of the cargo holds and stern superstructure. Regardless, due to the significant vertical relief, the wreck is a treat to explore.

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