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Sea Girt Artificial Reef ~ Artificial Reefs ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving

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New Jersey Scuba Diving. Sea Girt Artificial Reef. 36 Nautical Miles off Sea Girt. Swenson I and II. Download: A Guide to Fishing and Diving New Jersey Reefs, 3rd edition. 1968, Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, as YC-1504. 110 x 32 ft ). Wednesday July 6, 1994. US Navy and Clark's Landing Marina. The Car Float barge is pushed up the Navesink River. Below Twin Lights. The tugboat is the Billy D. Later sunk on the Shark River Reef. 270 x 39 ft ). Wednesday February 10, 1988. East Coast Tender Services. The ves...

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Explorers Dive Club

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Dive Medicine and Emergency Services. Cathy Church U/W Photo Ctr and Galleries. The Boatyard - Shaun O'Boyle. Publications - Printed and Online. Education-based magazine for new divers. The International Technical Diving Magazine. Point Pleasant, NJ. Barnegat Light, NJ. Belmar Marina, NJ. Pennsylvania's Premier Dive Destination. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers. Weather, Tides and Navigation. Ambrose Light Weather Buoy. Weather information updated hourly for Ambrose Light. Non-pro...

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Dive Sites & Shipwrecks ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving

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New Jersey Scuba Diving. Dive Sites and Shipwrecks. Here is a comprehensive listing of dive sites in the New Jersey / Long Island area, covering shipwrecks, artificial reefs, beach dives, and selected inland sites. The emphasis is on recreational ( less than 130 ft ) diving in northern New Jersey, since that's where I live and dive. The current total is over 400 references, although this includes a few shipwrecks that are of purely historical interest. Most of the dive sites have only brief entries on a ...

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New Jersey Scuba Diving

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New Jersey Scuba Diving. Hidden History of Maritime New Jersey. An estimated three thousand shipwrecks lie off the coast of New Jersey - but these icy waters hold more mysteries than sunken hulls. Ancient arrowheads found on the shoreline of Sandy Hook reveal Native American settlement before the land was flooded by melting glaciers. In 1854, 240 passengers of the New Era. Get your signed copy direct from the author: $20 $3 S&H (USA). Add your personalized dedication (optional). In addition to the Tab an...

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History of NJScuba ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving

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New Jersey Scuba Diving. In 1994, newly certified diver Tracy Baker Wagner started the first website for New Jersey divers - NJScuba.com. Although this project got off to a great start, after 1998 it stalled, as Tracy moved on to other interests. Bits of the old NJScuba can still be found scattered throughout the new NJScuba. In 1995, Captain Steve Nagiewicz. Started his site Diversion2.com. For his charter boat of the same name. In 2001 he acquired NJScuba.com. Over the years, NJScuba.com. Has grown to ...

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Thanks much for visiting us! Here are a few of the sites around the web that we recommend. Great nature and underwater photography site - lots of New Jersey images. A terrific source for underwater digital photography. My favorite source of underwater photography housings and strobes. A good friend and accomplished underwater photographer. If you are looking for a German Shepherd, try here. Fast personal car loans. Low rate personal loans. Loans for personal debt. No credit personal loans. Personal loans...

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SS Delaware ~ Dive Sites & Shipwrecks ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving

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New Jersey Scuba Diving. USA, Clyde Lines ( see Mohawk. 1880, Philadelphia PA USA. 250 x 37 ft ) 1646 gross tons, 66 passengers and crew. Saturday July 9, 1898. Fire below decks, burned to waterline - no casualties. Depending on how the sand shifts, you may find a long chain extending from the bow, ending in a rusted clump, but no anchor. This is perplexing, since a large mass of chain and ( until recently ) the ship's anchor and are still evident on the bow structure. The explanation is this:. Condition...

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Stolt Dagali ~ Dive Sites & Shipwrecks ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving

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New Jersey Scuba Diving. Is the name of the line that owned the ship; it translates as "mountain" or "pride". Dagali. Is a city in Norway. 1955, Denmark, as Dagali. 582 x 70 ft ) 12723 gross tons, 43 crew. Thursday November 26, 1964 ( Thanksgiving day ). Collision with liner Shalom. 25,338 tons ) - 19 casualties. 130 ft, starts at 60 ft. By all accounts the brand-new liner Shalom. Were picked up by the Cape Straight. The wreck of the Stolt. When I did that illustration, the Stolt's. Stack was still in pl...