Delaware Artificial Reefs
Delaware Artificial Reefs (and a few New Jersey reefs)
Coverage of Delaware is restricted to just those sites that are in the ocean and vessels in the bay. Siting reefs has been tricky for Delaware, as they must be kept clear of the shipping lanes. This doesn't leave a lot of places that are both located in usefully deep water and a convenient distance from shore. Cape May Reef belongs to New Jersey, but is within range of Delaware, and lately seems to have received material from Delaware. I have also included the USS Blenny, to the south - drag the chart.
Delaware Artificial Reef Charts
The 5 Delaware reefs shown here total approximately 7.2 square miles.
Delaware Artificial Reef Sites

Site #8 has a 70' tugboat "Golden Eagle". Site #6 has a 120' barge. Site #1 has a 40' pilot boat. Other than that, the Delaware Bay reefs are all concrete rubble.
- Delaware 2015-2016 Reef Guide
- Delaware 2009-2010 Reef Guide
- Delaware 2005 Reef Guide
- Delaware Artificial Reef Program
















