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Bring Back The Reefs #1 — Dive Site in South Florida (Atlantic) · Diver Archives

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Artificial ReefBeginner

Bring Back The Reefs #1

South Florida (Atlantic), United States· Atlantic Ocean

Bring Back The Reefs #1 is an artificial reef off Miami-Dade County, Florida, built from limestone boulders (100 tons).

Max Depth: 4 m / 13 ft
Type: Artificial Reef
Difficulty: Beginner
Completeness: 54%

Coordinates

25°54′22″N 80°08′01″W

25.90623, -80.13348

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Sources & provenance

Florida FWC Artificial Reef ProgramDA0184Public domain (FWC)
Florida FWC Artificial Reef ProgramDA0182Public domain (FWC)
Florida FWC Artificial Reef ProgramDA0177Public domain (FWC)
Florida FWC Artificial Reef Program

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