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Here is an abbreviated look at the site traffic:

Most-Recent Hits since 2024/01/16 20:23 EST

  1. New Jersey Dive Sites
  2. Pony & Stage Bottles & Mounts
  3. Asfalto
  4. Shark River
  5. Shipwrecks
  6. Crabs
  7. Andrea Doria
  8. USS San Diego ACR-6
  9. Cozumel Topside
  10. Brightliner Subway Cars

Most-Recent Googlings since 2024/01/16 20:23 EST

  1. Great Egg Artificial Reef
  2. USS Spikefish SS-404
  3. Boat Diving
  4. John C. Fitzpatrick
  5. Lizzie H. Brayton
  6. Eelgrass
  7. Jacob M Haskell
  8. Carter's Creek
  9. Paddlewheels
  10. River & Inlet

Top Pages since 2024/01/16 20:23 EST

  1. Gas Calculators
  2. Dive Sites
  3. New Jersey Artificial Reefs
  4. Artificial Reefs Contents
  5. New Jersey Dive Sites
  6. New York Dive Sites
  7. U-869
  8. Directory
  9. Artificial Reefs
  10. Susan Rose

Top Googlings since 2024/01/16 20:23 EST

  1. Andrea Doria
  2. ShipBuildingHistory.com
  3. U-869
  4. Redbird Subway Cars
  5. U-853
  6. Long Island West Dive Sites Chart
  7. Dive Sites
  8. Iron & Steel Ship Construction
  9. Vincent Tibbetts / Walt Hendee
  10. American Lobster

Pages: Last 14 Days

2025/01/20 -- 1,151 -- 1,129,534 -- Monday

2025/01/19 -- 1,512 -- 1,128,383 -- Sunday
2025/01/18 -- 1,522 -- 1,126,871 -- Saturday
2025/01/17 -- 2,228 -- 1,125,349 -- Friday
2025/01/16 -- 1,988 -- 1,123,121 -- Thursday
2025/01/15 -- 2,662 -- 1,121,133 -- Wednesday
2025/01/14 -- 2,349 -- 1,118,471 -- Tuesday
2025/01/13 -- 1,977 -- 1,116,122 -- Monday

2025/01/12 -- 2,060 -- 1,114,145 -- Sunday
2025/01/11 -- 1,740 -- 1,112,085 -- Saturday
2025/01/10 -- 1,486 -- 1,110,345 -- Friday
2025/01/09 -- 1,658 -- 1,108,859 -- Thursday
2025/01/08 -- 1,412 -- 1,107,201 -- Wednesday
2025/01/07 -- 1,768 -- 1,105,789 -- Tuesday

Google: Last 14 Days

2025/01/20 -- 1,108 -- 450,791 -- Monday

2025/01/19 -- 1,082 -- 449,683 -- Sunday
2025/01/18 -- 1,124 -- 448,601 -- Saturday
2025/01/17 -- 572 -- 447,477 -- Friday
2025/01/16 -- 848 -- 446,905 -- Thursday
2025/01/15 -- 1,107 -- 446,057 -- Wednesday
2025/01/14 -- 1,201 -- 444,950 -- Tuesday
2025/01/13 -- 715 -- 443,749 -- Monday

2025/01/12 -- 1,083 -- 443,034 -- Sunday
2025/01/11 -- 1,510 -- 441,951 -- Saturday
2025/01/10 -- 1,230 -- 440,441 -- Friday
2025/01/09 -- 1,051 -- 439,211 -- Thursday
2025/01/08 -- 1,764 -- 438,160 -- Wednesday
2025/01/07 -- 1,010 -- 436,396 -- Tuesday

USS Catamount CG-85006

Shipwreck Catamount
Type:
shipwreck, private yacht, converted to U.S. Navy patrol boat
Name:
Catamount is another name for a mountain lion, felis concolor.
Built:
1929, Stamford CT USA
Specs:
( 85 x 15 ft ) 67 gross tons, 11 crew
Sunk:
Saturday March 27, 1943
engine explosion - 6 casualties
Depth:
125 ft

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