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Waypoint: COMMND Latitude Longitude
Degrees 30.054500 -085.946167
Degrees/Minutes N 30 03.270 W 085 56.770
Degrees/Minutes/Seconds N 30 03 16 W 085 56 46

Commander

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Fast Facts:
Avg Rating:
Avg Depth: 80 ft. / 24m
Max Depth: 96 ft. / 29m
Skill Level: Advanced
Features:
• Artificial Reef
• Mooring Buoys
• Wreck Site

About eight miles out from the St. Andrews Jetties lies the wreck of the tug Commander. Two local captains discovered the wreck on the bottom in 1979. The 65-foot, steel-hulled tug sits upright and intact on a white sandy bottom at 96 feet. A mooring buoy marks the spot. The Commander has large schools of fish and divers can usually spot amberjack and groupers. This a great spot for photography.



 

 
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