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Tres Puentes
Tres Puentes went down as part of the 1733 Spanish Galleon wrecks. Today, Tres Puentes lies between Snake Creek and Whale Harbor and is know for its production of Silver treasures.
 rated, discovered 274 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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Tower
This 70 foot military navigational tower rests in 35 feet of water.
rated, discovered 220 time(s).
Collier region, Florida
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Tortuga
The dramatic 1995 explosion and sinking of The Tortuga was filmed for the Hollywood movie, Fair Game. This is a popular wreck that is easier to penetrate than nearby wrecks.
rated, discovered 264 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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Toppino`s Reef (#1 Marker Reef)
Located in just 25 feet of water, this is among the prettiest shallow reef areas off of Key West.
rated, discovered 242 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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Thunderbolt
This 188-foot military ship is the jewel of the Marathon wreck fleet. Sunk intentionally as a dive attraction in March 1986, she now sits perfectly upright in 115 feet of water offering 45 feet of relief.
rated, discovered 239 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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Three Sisters Spring
Three Sisters is a complex of three spring areas with several large and small vents and sand boils. The springs share a run along a mainly N/S line, with the common run exiting to the main canal between the two lower springs. Good for snorkeling too
rated, discovered 167 time(s).
Citrus region, Florida
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Three Coal Barges
These three barges lie end-to-end in water less than 50 feet deep. A variety of marine life inhabitat the area.
rated, discovered 232 time(s).
Escambia region, Florida
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Thozina
This 174-foot freighter, which was donated to the Palm Beach County Artificial Reef Program, now lies in 90 feet of water along four other ships.
rated, discovered 235 time(s).
Palm Beach region, Florida
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Thomas Hayward (Liberty Ship)
The wreck of the Thomas Hayward now rests in 90 feet of water rising 25 feet off the bottom. This site has become one of the most popular wreck dives in the Destin area.
rated, discovered 226 time(s).
Okaloosa region, Florida
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Thiorva Wreck
While carrying a load of lumber, this 200-foot wooden bark sank and now lies scattered in 10 - 15 feet of water.
rated, discovered 233 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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The Trench - Outfall Trench
This reef takes its name from the 15-foot wide trench cut through the middle of the reef to make way for two large trans-atlantic communication cables.
rated, discovered 239 time(s).
Palm Beach region, Florida
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The Tanks
As part of the county's Artificial Reef Program, fourteen intact United States Armored M-60 tanks were placed underwater in December 1994.
rated, discovered 219 time(s).
Okaloosa region, Florida
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The Sambo Reefs
The Sambos are a collection of reefs divided into Eastern, Middle, and Western by white sands. Good diving is found all along the reef line.
rated, discovered 236 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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The Rocks
The Rocks is a beautiful shallow-water snorkel site noted for its coral, visibility, and marine life.
rated, discovered 240 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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The Horseshoe
This reef gets its name from its curved horseshoe-like formation. This is an ideal spot for new divers, with depth ranging from 15 to 25 feet.
rated, discovered 263 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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The Gap
Starting at 50 feet and dropping to 80 feet, The Gap is a beautiful wall dive with large coral heads rising 10 to 15 feet on the ocean side.
rated, discovered 235 time(s).
Miami Dade region, Florida
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Tex Edwards Barge
Considered by many to be one of the safest dives in Pensacola, this barge is home to numerous species of fish.
rated, discovered 208 time(s).
Escambia region, Florida
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Tessie
Flounder are often found in this artificial reef site that includes a 40-foot cabin cruiser, various parts from four cars, and assorted concrete pipes.
rated, discovered 218 time(s).
Escambia region, Florida
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Tenneco Towers
Tenneco Towers, the largest artificial reef in southeast Florida, was created in 1985 when the Tenneco Oil Company sank five large oil production platforms.
rated, discovered 233 time(s).
Broward region, Florida
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Tenneco Oil Rig (Pensacola)
As part of the Rigs to Reef program, Tenneco donated this obsolete oil rig to Escambia County for use as an artificial reef.
rated, discovered 237 time(s).
Escambia region, Florida
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