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A wreck lying in two main sections, with the second part roughly 150 yards to the southeast. Large metal tanks and flat sheet metal are visible, and the remains stand about 3 m proud of a soft, silty seabed. It sits at around 12 m depth and is described as a safe dive, with good visibility when the water is calm.
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Reported Depth
12m+
Depth Note
Wreck lies at about 12 m, standing roughly 3 m high off a soft, silty bed; second section is about 150 yards to the southeast.
Typical Conditions
Great visibility in calm water.
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Safety Notes
Described as a great, safe dive; visibility is great in calm water. Keep a lookout for marine life on and around the wreck.
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Scuba Diving
A shallow wreck dive around 12 m with two sections and structure rising about 3 m from the seabed.
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