Barnegat Dive Sites Chart ~ New Jersey Scuba Diving

Barnegat Dive Sites Chart

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Barnegat Dive Sites

Reliable

Type:: shipwreck, trawler
Built:: 1918
Specs:: ( 104 x 15 ft ) 83 tons
Sunk:: May 25, 1949

Krotee has a rather confused listing for a wooden trawler Reliable ( which he also calls Sea Hag ) sunk in this vicinity.

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Vizcaya

Type:: shipwreck, steamer, Spain
Name:: Vizcaya is a Basque province in northern Spain. The Basques are a fiercely independent seafaring people of unknown origin.
Built:: 1872, England, as Santander
Specs:: ( 287 x 38 ft ) 2458 gross tons, 103 passengers & crew
Sunk:: Saturday October 30, 1890
collision with schooner Cornelius Hargraves - 60 casualties
Depth:: 80 ft

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Remedios Pascual

Type:: shipwreck, sailing ship, Spain
Built:: 1885, Canada, as Stalwart
Specs:: ( 216 x 40 ft ) 1605 gross tons, 21 crew
Sunk:: Saturday January 3, 1903
ran aground in bad weather - no casualties
Depth:: 25 ft

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Sumner

Type:: shipwreck, collier, converted to passenger freighter, USA
Built:: 1883, Germany, as Rhaetia
Specs:: ( 351 x 43 ft ) 3553 gross tons, 232+ passengers & crew
Sunk:: Tuesday December 12, 1916
ran aground - no casualties
Depth:: 25 ft

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Adriatic

"This picture was taken several years ago by my wife, Debbie. We were searching for the Adriatic's lost clam dredge that day. Later, after the sinking, my group of divers was the first to dive on and identify her. I used this picture at the dive site to set the dive plan and objectives."

- Capt. Duane Clause, Porthole II