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Florida Gulf Coast
Springs, ledges, and the deep artificial-reef program off the Panhandle and the west coast — including some of the world's premier cavern and cave diving.
Features
1,431
Dive sites
1,259
Shipwrecks
172
With imagery
3
Site typesArtificial Reef1248Wreck172Spring7Cave1
Shipwrecks
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Wreck
2006USS Oriskany
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
65 mTechnical
100%
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Wreck
1921USS Massachusetts
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
79%
Wreck
1990P.C. Barge
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
25 mIntermediate
69%
Wreck
1992Soule Barge
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
25 mIntermediate
69%
Wreck
1988Tessie Steel Boat
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
23 mIntermediate
69%
Wreck
1943San Pablo (W) Ship
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
26 mIntermediate
67%
Dive sites
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Wreck
2006USS Oriskany
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
65 mTechnical
100%
Wreck
1921USS Massachusetts
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
79%
Spring
Weeki Wachee Spring
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
75%
Wreck
1990P.C. Barge
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
25 mIntermediate
69%
Wreck
1992Soule Barge
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
25 mIntermediate
69%
Wreck
1988Tessie Steel Boat
Florida Gulf Coast, United States
23 mIntermediate
69%