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Coakley Bay

The Coakley Bay was a tug serving the oil refinery on St. Croix and was deliberately sunk in Butler Bay as an artificial reef, making her one of the island's newest wrecks. She lies close enough to the Rosaomaira that both are usually seen on one dive, and her bow points toward the freighter. The tower reaches up to about 30 feet below the surface. Corals and sponges have grown over the hull and Atlantic spadefish school around it.

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Wreck, Artificial reef

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wreck artificial reef atlantic spadefish sponges boat dive

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