Fast Facts:
- Average Depth: 80 ft. / 24 m
- Max Depth: 102 ft. / 31 m
Features:
- Wreck Site
- Artificial Reef
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In 1993, the 180-foot long oil field supply boat was sunk by Escambia County as an artificial reef. The ship sits upright on the bottom in 102 feet of water approximately 12 miles south of Pensacola pass. The ship’s tower rises to 60 feet.
This site is home to large schools of snapper, grouper, and amberjack. Divers can also find the occasional dolphin, wahoo, and blackfin tuna swimming nearby.
Waypoint: PETETD | Latitude | Longitude |
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Degrees | 30.146 | -87.2336666666667 |
Degrees/Minutes | N 30 8.760 | W 87 14.020 |
Degrees/Minutes/Seconds | N 30 8 45.600 | W 87 14 1.200 |
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