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| THE
KATZMURU |
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Average
Depth : 29 metres
Max.
Depth : 32 metres
Features
: Wreck of the Katzmaru, an oriental trawler sunk in the
1970's. Marine life plentiful around the wreck.
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THE
ASTOR |
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Average
Depth : 20 metres
Max.
Depth : 30 metres
Features
: Wreck of crayfish boat featuring abundant mussel and crayfish life.
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VULCAN
ROCK |
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Average
Depth : 20 metres
Max.
Depth : 30 metres
Features
: Wreck of crayfish boat featuring abundant mussel and crayfish
life.
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THE
BOSS & THE OAKBURN |
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Average
Depth : 20 metres
Max.
Depth : 25 metres
Features
: The Oakburn (a British Cargo steamer), was wrecked in bad
weather in 1906. Interestingly, in 1994, the Boss, a crane
barge, snapped its towline and happened to land right on top of the Oakburn.
An interesting dive and fascinating to imagine the heap remaining was
once a mighty ship! Railway lines, boilers and her engine still
remain.
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THE
MAORI |
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Average
Depth : 20 metres
Maximum
Depth : 25 metres
Features
: The Maori (British cargo ship) wrecked on 05th August 1909
in fog after colliding with a rock. Kelp and crayfish are in
abundance and the wreck is in fairly good condition. Railway lines
still lie in her aft. China and porcelain have been found on the
wreck.
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