United States Dive Sites

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Timothy Allen Reed Reef

Florida · Up to 19.8 m

Artificial reef built from 80' Barge Sunk by DERM

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Barr's

Texas · Up to 17.4 m

A dive site in United States. The site reaches a maximum depth of about 17 m. The site is reached by boat. Rated beginner based on available data.

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Pop DuBose's Place

South Carolina · Up to 11 m

Artificial reef built from Approximate Center of Reef

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Stonington Point (Dubois Beach)

Connecticut · 1.5–6.1 m

Connecticut's most popular shore dive, at the tip of Stonington Borough where two stone jetties shelter a sandy beach entry. The shoreline slopes gently to about 20 feet over boulder fields covered in kelp and seaweed, and Gulf Stream-carried tropical juveniles appear in late summer. It is an easy, protected site widely used for training and night dives.

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High Point

Georgia · Up to 3 m

High Point is a dive site located in United States. Depths run to roughly 3 m. The site is reached by boat.

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Metridium Fields

California · 9.1–18.3 m

A field of rocky reefs offshore of Cannery Row covered in giant white plumose anemones (Metridium farcimen), one of Monterey's signature dives. Divers navigate from shore by following a 30-inch steel pipe that runs seaward from the gray pump house to about 40-45 feet, then swim due north roughly 60-100 feet to the main reef. A classic navigation-practice dive over mostly sandy bottom.

IntermediateShore entry

Great Egg - Atlantic County Sportsmen's Reef

New Jersey · 13.7–15.8 m

Artificial reef built from M-578 Light Recovery Vehicle NJDEP deployment record: Military vehicle, material: M-578 Light Recovery Vehicle , deployed 1997.

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Map of Wai'anae Artificial Reef - Mahi & Navy Barge

Wai'anae Artificial Reef - Mahi & Navy Barge Verified

Hawaii · 18.3–38.7 m

West Oahu wreck/artificial-reef dive around the Mahi minesweeper area off Waiʻanae. The wreck is known for eagle rays, reef fish, and coral-encrusted structure, but collapsed sections make penetration inappropriate. Treat the current PickADive record as a composite Mahi/Navy Barge reef-area record unless later split by precise official coordinates.

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