Cape Cod "Airplane Wreck"

[ckidney]

Hey all. I'm wondering if anyone has GPS Coordinates for the "Airplane Wreck" off of Corporation Beach. Dennis MA?......or any pics?

 

[augk]

Maybe this will help you.

Scuba-Newengland.com - scuba diving, massachusetts, maine, rhode island, new england, cape cod, dive shops, diving centers, boston

 

[ckidney]

Thanks angk
! I had found that too, but the Loran coordinates are not simple for me to use. GPS would be better.

 

[AfterDark]

Don't forget to check the GW tracking website too!

 

[Rich Keller]

There is a program that can convert loran-c into GPS.

Converting Time Differences to Lat-Long

 

[ctwreck]

Also, I am looking for GPS Coordinates for the wrecks off of garbage beach at Woods Hole. Bill, a Ret. Navy guy from the Cape told me about them and I want to kayak dive them this year if anyone is interested in joining me?

 

[tursiops]

Where is garbage beach? I worked in Woods Hole for almost two decades, and dived there, but never heard of that site!

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[Drin]

I lived and dove in Woods Hole for three years from 1996-1999. Never heard of garbage beach.

-Adrian

 

[decapoddiver]

Be very, very careful diving here. Nasty currents and lots of big boat traffic.

 

[Drin]

View attachment 175943Be very, very careful diving here. Nasty currents and lots of big boat traffic.

That's Eel pond at the top of the picture - no diving there. The lower left is the WHOI dock area. If Atlantis is out it MIGHT be diveable but the authorities wouldn't look too kindly on it if they catch you.

The building just above the WHOI docks is where we worked on the first ship-to-shore batch data transfer system, allowing researchers to use the shore side WWW from their research vessels, albeit with a 12-hour batching delay.

Off the bottom of the pic you're into Great Harbor. I've seen currents of 11 knots there in a flood, and there are plenty of rocks to smash you up as the current bashes you into them. Good drift striper fishing when you're on lunch break from the MBL though.

Some good memories there. Thanks for posting the pic.

-Adrian