Triton’s Anchor
About Triton’s Anchor
A historic anchor lies loose on the seafloor in shallow water, estimated to date from the 17th to 19th century. It is thought to be either a small ship’s boat anchor or a small boat’s bower anchor. The anchor may have been dislodged from the nearby reef and uncovered during Hurricane Maria, and it now acts as structure that attracts local sea life.
Where Is Triton’s Anchor?
Triton’s Anchor Planning Details
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Depth Note
Anchor reported in about 25 ft of water.
Local Intel For Triton’s Anchor
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Aquatic Life
The anchor provides habitat for sea life common to the area.
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Exposure Profile at Triton’s Anchor
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