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Clifton Wall

Clifton Wall is one of the wall dives on the Stuart Cove's dive site map of New Providence. According to Stuart Cove's, the David Tucker, a former patrol cutter sunk as an artificial reef in 1997, rests along this wall. Wannadive lists an average depth of 12.2 m and a maximum of 19.8 m with little current. It rates the site as open to all divers and names depth as the main hazard.

Divesite facts

Level
All Divers
Categories
Wall, Reef
Typical depth range
Down to 19.8 m
Coordinates
25.0049, -77.5507

Position on the map

Tags

wall reef boat and shore mild current

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