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Name	Depth	Snorkel	Scuba Dive	GPS	Location	Description
North County
Coral Cove County Park		S			Tequesta	Natural reef, easy access & extensive. Best site in summertime
Esso Bonaire III and Zion Train	90'		D	26 57.849 N 80 00.472 W	Tequesta	147' tanker and other wrecks in area
Diamondhead Radnor Reef	15'	S	D	26 54.83 N 80 03.44 W	Juno Beach	Reachable from beach or boat. Artificial reef.
The Bluffs	80'		D	26 54.22 N 80 01.05	Juno Beach
Juno Ledge	82-68'		D	26 52.232 N 80 01.150 W	Juno Beach	15-20' ledge with large rocks and cave formations
Princess Anne Ferry	96-62 '		D	26 47.599 N 80 00.239 W	Singer Island	Recent artificial reef, used to carry persons and cars across Chesapeake Bay, strong currents.
Central
Sugar Sands Reef	23'	S		26 47.61 N* 80 02.69 W	North Palm Beach	Riviera Beach, N. of Singer Island in Lake Worth Lagoon, many fish species
Amaryllis	76-59'		D	26 47.296 N 80 00.976 W	Singer Island	440 freighter and Mizpah 185' yacht
Peanut Island	10'	S		26o46.60 N* 80o02.58 W	Palm Beach Inlet	Tropical fishery
Governor's River Walk	90-65'		D	26 45.069 N 80 00.608 W	Palm Beach Inlet	Four wrecks, Shasha Boekanier, Thozina,St. Jacques and Gilbert Sea
South Double Ledges	85-75'		D	26 44.482 N 80 00.803 W	Palm Beach	Twin ledges with much marine life
Bath and Tennis Reef	50-43'		D	26 41.119 N 80 01.101	Palm Beach	Long reef line with 6' relief
Breakers Trench	60'		D	26 42.35 N 80 00.97 W	Palm Beach	12' wide trench
South County
Boynton Ledge	63-60'		D	26 29.404 N 80 02.320 W	Boynton Beach
Budweiser Bar	95-75'		D	26 28.741 N 80 02.309 W	Boynton Beach	150' Freighter
South Delray Ledge			D	26 28.17 N 80 02.596 W	Delray Beach
Boca North Beach Ledge	67-45'		D	26 22.036 N 80 03.286	Boca Raton	8-10' ledge rising vertically, undercut with caves
South Inlet Park Reef S.	12'	S		26 19.44 N* 80 04.32 W	Boca Raton	17,000 tons limestone rock
Sea Emperor	72-48'		D	26 19.336 N 80 03.549 W	Boca Raton	171' Barge

Diving off Palm Beach County beaches is drift diving. Dive boats follow a float because ocean currents can sweep divers over distances.

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