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Alexander's Wreck The wreck known as "Alexander's Wreck" -- originally the US Navy destroyer escort "USS Amesbury" -- was reefed in 1927 as an artificial reef. More Details... 25 - 40 ft. 8 - 12 m

All Alone In 90 feet of water on the Ten-Fathom Ledge lies All-Alone, the hull of a 75-foot tugboat. More Details... 80 - 90 ft. 24 - 27 m

Aquanaut Aquanaut is a 55-foot wooden tug in 75 feet of water about 1/2 mile south of the Western Sambo Reef. More Details... 70 - 75 ft. 21 - 23 m

Cayman Salvager This 187-foot steel-hulled buoy tender was built in 1937, sank in the Key West Navy Harbor in the mid 70s, was raised, then sank again -- this time on purpose -- as an artificial reef. More Details... 80 - 90 ft. 24 - 27 m

Eastern Dry Rocks On the Southwestern end of the Eastern Dry Rocks lays an old galleon. Large corals and lobsters are commonly seen in this area. More Details... 15 - 35 ft. 5 - 11 m

Joe's Tug This tugboat, which sank under mysterious circumstances, sits upright in just 65 feet of water and brings you close to Jewfish, spotted morays, barracuda, and horse eye jacks. More Details... 45 - 65 ft. 14 - 20 m

Marquesas Reef Line Six miles south of the Marquesas Keys in a continuation of the Atlantic reef line which runs east to west called the Marquesas Reef Line. This line contains caves in depths of 30 to 70 feet. More Details... 40 - 70 ft. 12 - 21 m

Nine Foot Stake Marked by a nine-foot piling, this site is a nice shallow-water reef averaging 15 to 30 feet. More Details... 15 - 30 ft. 5 - 9 m

Rock Key This site is home to some spectacular crevices and coral, making it a great location for skorkeling and diving alike. More Details... 15 - 35 ft. 5 - 11 m

Sand Key Sand Key is well known as a first-class site for snorkeling, and also has great diving on the ocean side. This site is marked by a 110-foot light tower. More Details... 35 - 75 ft. 11 - 23 m

Smith Shoal Smith Shoal, 12 miles northwest of Key West, is marked by a 47-foot tower and has depths ranging from 20 to 40 feet. More Details... 20 - 40 ft. 6 - 12 m

Ten-Fathom Bar This is one of the few mini-wall dives in Florida. The wall begins at 25 feet and drops quickly down to 130 feet. Spectacular! More Details... 25 - 130 ft. 8 - 40 m

Ten-Fathom Ledge Ten-Fathom Ledge is a series of coral ledges with several coral caves. Grouper and lobster, as well as eagle rays and sharks, are a common sight at this location. More Details... 40 - 50 ft. 12 - 15 m

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. More Details... 25 - 40 ft. 8 - 12 m

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. More Details... 20 - 25 ft. 6 - 8 m