Major General Rogers
Also known as: General Rogers · Maj. General Rogers
A former US Coast Guard buoy tender sitting upright on sand at about 65 to 75 ft between St. Thomas and Thatch Cay. Its hull and propeller are coated with sponges and cup corals.
The Major General Rogers was a Coast Guard buoy tender that now lies upright on the sand roughly halfway between St. Thomas and Thatch Cay. The stripped hull rises to about 40 ft, so divers can work along it from the propeller forward. Sponges and cup corals encrust the steel, and the wreck attracts plenty of fish. Dive centres also run it as a night dive but do not recommend it for beginners.
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