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Key Largo Diving Upper Keys
Shipwreck List and GPS Coordinates
When in Key Largo diving Upper Keys, you're in what's considered the "Diving Capital of the World".
Below you'll find a list of Florida Keys shipwrecks and their GPS coordinates for the Key Largo Florida area.
Click on the name of each wreck, and the link will take you to the wreck diving page that includes detailed information about it.
When scuba diving Key Largo, you'll find there are an incredible number of shipwrecks and coral reefs that stretch across these crystal clear waters.
Plus no matter what your level of diving certification, there's amazing Florida Keys scuba dive sites begging to be explored.
No matter where Key Largo diving Upper Keys takes you, one thing for certain is you'll have an experience of a lifetime.
You can go wreck diving in shallow water and search for figurines at the Herrera or brave the cold oceans depths and go further offshore to visit the Queen of Nassau. Just don't forget your underwater camera when Key Largo diving! There's so many memorable sights you won't want to miss capturing them.
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Wreck Diving Sites, Key Largo Florida Area
To help you determine which Florida Keys wreck diving sites are best for you, I've provided the following quick at-a-glance list. These Florida Keys dive sites in the
Key Largo Florida area, are listed by GPS coordinates from northeast to southwest.
The GPS coordinates provided serve as a guideline only. Ships move, and coordinates can be taken from a slightly different location than what would have provided maximum accuracy.
Northern Light Wreck
www.noaa.gov, Photo by Tane Casserley
Knowing in advance that there could be minor discrepancies, you won't be disappointed when Key Largo diving. You'll certainly be within reasonable distance of your target, if not directly on top of it.
Ocean Freeze aka The Scott Mason-Chaite
25 23.5N 80 7.5W
El Populo aka Nuestra Senora del Populo, El Pinque
25 21.85N 80 09.690W
Whistle Buoy Wreck aka Harris Freighter
25 17.762N 80 09.020W
Thiorva Wreck
25 16.927N 80 12.425W
HMS Winchester
25 12.179N 80 13.517W
Tonawanda
25 08.850N 80 15.462W
City of Washington
25 08.788N 80 15.355W
Mike's Wreck aka Hannah M. Bell
25 08.673N 80 15.393W
Northern Light Wreck aka Elbow Wreck
25 05.040N 80 21.643W
USS Spiegel Grove
25 04.003N 80 18.656W
The Benwood
25 03.160N 80 20.020W
Windlass Wreck aka Slobodna aka The Winch, The Winch Hole
25 01.00N 80 22.53W
USCG Bibb
24 59.710N 80 22.770W
USCG Duane
24 59.380N 80 22.920W
Pickle Barrel Wreck
24 59.170N 80 24.940W
Vitric Wreck aka Molasses Wreck
24 58.03N 80 18.98W
San Jose
24 56.919N 80 29.334W
El Infante
24 56.558N 80 28.530W
Chaves aka Nuestra Senora del Carmen; San Antonio de Padua y Las Animas
24 56.179N 80 34.985W
Capitana El Rubi Segundo
24 55.491N 80 31.891W
Herrera Wreck aka Figurine Wreck
24 54.330N 80 35.530W
Tres Puentes
24 53.612N 80 35.012W
Eagle Wreck
24 52.180N 80 34.210W
San Pedro
24 51.803N 80 40.782W
USS Alligator
24 51.079N 80 37.102W
El Lerri aka El Terri, Tyrri, Herri, San Felipe
24 50.755N 80 42.850W
Cannabis Cruiser aka Pot Wreck
24 49.584N 80 38.590W
San Francisco Shipwreck
24 49.185N 080 45.425W
Almiranta El Gallo Indiano
24 48.633N 80 45.932W
Queen of Nassau
24 47.165N 80 39.546W
The exciting part of Key Largo diving Upper Keys is that this region is absolutely 'littered' with wrecks. Small wonder then that scuba diving Key Largo is so popular. After all, it
is the undisputed diving capital of the world!
As you explore the shipwrecks listed above, like the Spiegel Grove, Bibb, Duane and Benwood featured on these dive maps, you'll come across those that are massive, while others are still shrouded in mystery. You'll also find that some of the named wrecks still have questions about their true identity.
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There's also a vast number of unidentified wrecks lying in their watery graves. They silently wait for the day someone scuba diving Florida Keys will determine who they are, and give them back their rightful name.
Then there are the hidden wrecks. Those that lie buried beneath the sand or deep at sea, waiting for someone to find them.
Who knows? When you're Key Largo diving Upper Keys, perhaps you'll be the one to make that next incredible discovery! If you do, it would be a shame if you didn't have a camera to prove it.
Underwater photography, whether you're a professional or not, is one of the great pleasures of diving. Being able to capture what you've seen and share with others is part of the thrill of underwater exploration.
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Below we've put together an extensive list of gear in our Scuba Diving and Snorkeling Online Store that will fit anyone's budget or needs.
You'll find a good selection of must-have items that include critical gear like fins, wetsuits, tanks, and knives. There's also a search box below each section so you can browse around for other diving equipment or even other non-related items you're currently wanting or looking for.
Whether you're looking to beef things up for your next scuba diving vacation or are wanting to get a gift for someone, you'll have fun browsing around looking at the different items available.
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