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OCEAN DIVE - SAN SABA - JULY 20, 2024
SAN SABA SS was built in 1879 as an American passenger/cargo steamer of 2,810 grt. She was originally named the Colorado. In 1915 after a fire gutted the vessel she was rebuilt and renamed SAN SABA. She was 306 feet long and had a 39 foot beam. On October 4, 1918 the SAN SABA was en-route from new York to Tampa with a ...
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OCEAN DIVE-YELLOWFLAG WOODEN SCHOONER-AUG. 24, 2024
Wreck lies in 75 ft of water. Great for hunting artifacts and fish. Lobsters are also abundant.
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OCEAN DIVE-PERSEPHONE-SEPT. 14, 2024
At 20:53 hours on 25 May 1942, the Persephone sailing in an unknown convoy from Aruba to New York was torpedoed by U-593 off Barnegat Light and sank later in only eight fathoms of water in 46°15N / 74°02W after breaking in two. The bow section was salvaged and towed to New York, where 21.000 barrels of oil were...
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OCEAN DIVE - GREAT ISAAC - OCT. 19, 2024
The Great Isaac was a large ocean-going tug that sank due to a collision in 1947. The Great Isaac sits in 90 feet of water and is intact lying on it’s port (left) side. The Great Isaac was a part of the Normandy beach invasion and the captain at the time recieved a bronze start for memeritious duty under fire. It...
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OCEAN DIVE - GREAT ISAAC - OCT. 19, 2024 NIGHT DIVE
The Great Isaac was a large ocean-going tug that sank due to a collision in 1947. The Great Isaac sits in 90 feet of water and is intact lying on it’s port (left) side. The Great Isaac was a part of the Normandy beach invasion and the captain at the time recieved a bronze start for memeritious duty under fire. It...
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OCEAN DIVE-RAILROAD BARGE-NOV 16, 2024
A Barge that sunk carrying railroad tracks and supplies. Lots to see and find for the lucky diver. The dive depth is from 55 to 70 feet.
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