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COUNTY
SITE NAME
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
DEPTH
BROWARD
JAY SCUTTI
26 09.520' N
80 04.760' W
67
BROWARD
JIM ATRIA
26 09.870' N
80 04.225' W
135
BROWARD
JIM TORGERSON
26 13.642' N
80 03.896' W
120
BROWARD
JOE'S NIGHTMARE BARGE
26 04.225' N
80 04.225' W
217
BROWARD
KEN VITALE
26 09.559' N
80 04.763' W
70
BROWARD
LADY LUCK
26 13.807' N
80 03.807' W
125
BROWARD
LEAGUE OF ANGLERS
26 10.150' N
80 03.360' W
388
BROWARD
LOWRANCE
26 13.202' N
80 03.640' W
200
BROWARD
MARINER 2 BARGE
26 14.110' N
80 03.807' W
125
BROWARD
MARINER 2 TUGBOAT
26 13.353' N
80 03.189' W
125
BROWARD
MARRIOTT AIRPLANE
26 05.479' N
80 03.946' W
71
BROWARD
MERCEDES
26 09.370' N
80 04.513' W
97

JAY SCUTTI

BROWARD

67

SHIP STEEL 95'

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26 09.520' N

80 04.760' W

Launched in 1960, this 95-foot harbor tug was seized in 1984 by the USCGC Cherokee north of the Grand Bahama Bank with 15 tons of marijuana aboard. The forfeited vessel was scuttled in 1986 by the Broward County Sheriff Bomb Squad with 45 pounds of dynamite. She sits with her bow pointing northward and rests amidst a cluster of other shipwrecks that can be explored on the same dive. The 45-foot sloop Moonshot and the 95-foot sailboat Pride lie just to the south and to the north lies the 40-foot sailboat BH Lake, the 132-foot offshore supply vessel Ken Vitale and the 90-foot Belizean freighter Merci Jesus.

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