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A buddy and I are taking a boat out diving in March and I'm trying to do the research on the wrecks and other dive sites out there. I've found a bunch of them but no numbers. Anybody know where I can find them?
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I should've specified that we're launching out of North Myrtle Beach
nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/hsd/AWOISreg7.html
NOAA and fishing charts have reliable numbers, you can also find gps coordinates in literature, websites, and from local dive ops. If the direct link does not work go to NOAA.gov follow links explore charting>Nav charts>surveys and wrecks>AWOIS>region 7 is NC/SC.
North myrtle....Head north and make sure your friend has o2 on his boat!
I cannot post urls yet so .....add the hyper text transfer protocol world wide web to the above shortened link
NOAA and fishing charts have reliable numbers, you can also find gps coordinates in literature, websites, and from local dive ops. If the direct link does not work go to NOAA.gov follow links explore charting>Nav charts>surveys and wrecks>AWOIS>region 7 is NC/SC.
North myrtle....Head north and make sure your friend has o2 on his boat!
I cannot post urls yet so .....add the hyper text transfer protocol world wide web to the above shortened link
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If you are looking to dive the wrecks out of SC, Gary Gentile's Shipwrecks of SC book has GPS coordinates for many of the wrecks and Loran coordinates for many more (including the ones that have GPS numbers). He also has a book for NC wrecks if you venture that far north but those wrecks have Loran numbers only.
Here is a link to all the artifical reefs. https://www.dnr.sc.gov/reefguide/artreefgraphic
If you go to fryingpantower.com and register you can use a feature called the supermap. It is a interactive map which has coordinates of the wrecks and reefs along with some great live bottom area. For a public site some of the numbers are quite good producers.
Good luck
If you go to fryingpantower.com and register you can use a feature called the supermap. It is a interactive map which has coordinates of the wrecks and reefs along with some great live bottom area. For a public site some of the numbers are quite good producers.
Good luck
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