Mary Arnold

Type of vessel: Tug & Barge
Date sunk:
Depth: 50 ft
Average Vis: 25 ft
Boat ride: 90 min
Comments: This site is buried in the sand. While the drive shaft and engine component are still sitting in the sand, the hull of the ship is buried in the sand. Clearing and digging can provide interesting finds. In July a deck prism was discovered on this wreck.

Metis

Type of vessel: Steamer
Date sunk: Aug 30, 1872
Depth: 130 ft
Average Vis: 20 ft
Boat ride: 1 hr
Comments: The steam engine stands about 20 ft above the bottom. The drive shaft is still connected and runs about 75 ft to the steel propeller sticking out of the sand. There are still artifacts to be found but you must dig for them as they are buried in the sand.

Montana

Type of vessel:
Date sunk:
Depth: 90 ft
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Olinda

Type of vessel: Freighter
Date sunk:
Depth:20 ft
Average Vis: 25 ft
Boat ride: 45 min
Comments:

Onondaga

Type of vessel: Freighter
Date sunk: June 28, 1918
Depth: 35-60 ft
Average Vis: 20 ft
Boat ride: 45 min
Comments: This is the best shallow wreck dive in the area. This wreck has something for everybody. Artifacts for the collector, huge blackfish for the underwater hunter and for the beginning wreck diver a great wreck to explore in shallow water. For underwater photographers this wreck is covered with Anemones and both soft and hard corals. Bottles, yarn spools, "Cats Paw" shoe heels and common china are often found on the wreck. This wreck is best dived 30 minutes before to 30 minutes after slack tide due to the strong currents.

P-47

Type of vessel: Fighter Plane
Date sunk:
Depth: 20 ft
Average Vis: 15 ft
Boat ride:
Comments: WWII fighter plane

Pilot Boat

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The Pinnacle

Type of vessel: Debris from a melted glacier
Date sunk: 40,000 years ago
Depth: 25 - 70 ft
Average Vis: 35 ft
Boat ride: 1.5 hrs
Comments: This is an incredible site for marine life. If it swims it can be seen around this two acre site. This pile of boulders has formed an area of cliffs on one side and underwater tunnels on the other. You can experience the feeling of wall diving here. This is a terrific site for underwater photography.

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