USCG Duane (Wreck)
About USCG Duane (Wreck)
The Duane is a retired ship intentionally sunk on November 26, 1987 to form an artificial reef near Key Largo, about a mile south of Molasses Reef. It is described as an advanced-to-expert dive site. Marine life commonly seen in and around the wreck includes sharks and a variety of reef fish, with chances of rays and turtles.
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Safety & Access At USCG Duane (Wreck)
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This site is described as suitable for advanced to expert divers only.
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Advanced-to-expert dive only.
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