Night diving on the wreck of the Benwood

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The wreck of the cargo freighter 'Benwood' is one of the diving attractions of the Florida Keys. The best time for divers to make a dive is during twilight. Various marine life forms, colorful sponges and different fishes make diving off the Keys a memorable experience.

Florida, Shipwrecks, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, Florida

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San Diego's Wreck Alley

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Wreck Alley is an ideal playground for skin divers because it is only a mile from Mission Bay, CA. It also has a public boat launch at Dana Landing and the wrecks could be sunk deep enough for the Navy's requirements while within recreational diving depths.

California, Recreation

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Freshwater wreck adventures in the St. Lawrence's Thousand Islands

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Thousand Islands is a scenic vacation destination that is highly recomended for divers. Because of its history as a liquid road for commerce, the waters of Thousand Islands is home to several sunken ships that can be of archaeological interest.

Saint Lawrence River, Thousand Islands

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