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Black Warrior

Type:: shipwreck, steamer, USA
Built:: 1852, Thomas & William Collyer, New York NY USA
Specs:: ( 225 x 37 ft ) 1556 gross tons
Sunk:: Sunday February 20, 1859
ran aground in fog - no casualties
GPS:: 40°25.641' -73°51.135' (AWOIS 2003)
Depth:: 35 ft

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Blue Boy

Type:: shipwreck, dry-dock barge
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I don't know the reason for this offshore barge's name, other than it might well be the real one. Nevertheless, this wood barge, sometimes called a drydock lies in 120+ of water and is usually a very good lobster dive, albeit a deeper one. Bottom visibility is often cloudy to poor. It's not the best bottom conditions here, but a careful and advanced certified diver can bring home a lot of lobsters for dinner with a dive here. This spot isn't frequently dived.

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Bluff's Wreck / Creole?

Type:: shipwreck, steamer ( assuming it is the Creole ) USA
Built:: 1862, Mystic CN, USA
Specs:: ( 194 x 34 ft ) 1229 tons
Sunk:: March 17, 1868, ran aground in fog - no casualties
Depth:: 20 ft

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Boiler Wreck

Type:: shipwreck
Depth:: 80 ft

a small steel wreck, greatly decomposed

Possibly the remains of the Oklahoma.

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Bonanza

Type:: shipwreck, barge
Depth:: 120 ft

This wreck got its name from the first few divers to get there, who struck it rich in lobsters in its wooden ribs and decking. The wreckage is very well spread out in several lines or walls, with decking off to one side. Near the bow, an overturned piece of decking is home to ling and blackfish. Off to the side lie the winch and small bits of machinery.

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