New Jersey Scuba Diving

Salem Wrecks

Salem Wrecks & Nuclear Power Plant

In case you didn't watch the whole video, you can't actually go here or fly a drone without permission from the power company.

An old postcard of the power plant with the ferry Elizabeth in the foreground, inside the breakwater. Elizabeth was later sunk in the Cape May Artificial Reef.

Cape May Dive Sites, Dive Sites, Freighters, New Jersey Dive Sites,

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Delaware Bay Reefs

Delaware Artificial Reefs

  1. Buchannon barge
  2. Cape Henlopen Buoy
  3. Golden Eagle
  4. P3/Dolphin
  5. pilot boat

Delaware has a string of artificial reef sites in the Delaware bay, but they are of little interest to divers. Most of the sites are quite shallow and perilously close to the shipping lanes, several of them were actually reduced for this reason. The conditions in the bay are hardly good for diving. The reefs consist mostly of concrete rubble from construction in Philadelphia and other cities on the river. Also shown is New Jersey's sole artificial reef in the bay.

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