Artificial Reef Locations Escambia County

 















 

Of note, Escambia County continues to deploy tons of concrete bridge rubble and material at their Nearshore East reef site. The nearshore waters range in depth from 40 to 60 feet. We highlighted the general area in the article, but with so many sites, we didn't have room to list them all. Below is the complete list of sites just from 2009-2010.

 

REEF SITE, MATERIAL, LAT., LONG., DEPTH, RELIEF

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.833' 87-14.113' 40 2

Nearshore East concrete modules (4) 30-17.833' 87-13.869' 43 8

Nearshore East concrete modules (1) 30-17.898' 87-13.863' 40 8

Nearshore East concrete modules (2) 30-17.878' 87-13.969' 45 8

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.873' 87-14.066' 41 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.294' 87-14.072' 55 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.339' 87-14.089' 53 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.372' 87-14.085' 49 3

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.439' 87-14.093' 48 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.474' 87-14.099' 47 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.534' 87-14.112' 48 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.588' 87-14.112' 48 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.632' 87-14.116' 47 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.686' 87-14.116' 46 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.739' 87-14.131' 43 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.778' 87-14.133' 43 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.863' 87-14.146' 39 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.276' 87-14.152' 52 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.328' 87-14.138' 54 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.378' 87-14.158' 52 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.426' 87-14.146' 49 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.466' 87-14.162' 48 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.518' 87-14.158' 53 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.576' 87-14.149' 53 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.616' 87-14.150' 52 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.669' 87-14.169' 51 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.715' 87-14.168' 49 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.760' 87-14.184' 47 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.808' 87-14.176' 44 6

Nearshore East concrete modules (3) 30-17.866' 87-14.194' 43 6

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-17.976' 87-13.109' 45 5

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-17.990' 87-13.060' 46 4

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-17.994' 87-12.872' 49 5

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-18.021' 87-12.799' 46 5

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-18.026' 87-12.700' 43 4

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-18.025' 87-12.623' 44 4

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-18.041' 87-12.628' 44 3

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-18.044' 87-12.656' 44 3

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-18.029' 87-12.646' 44 3

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-18.026' 87-12.623' 44 4

Nearshore East Navarre Pier rubble 30-18.039' 87-12.604' 44 3

For a complete list of all of Florida's artificial reefs in one place, visit: http://www.myfwc.com/docs/Conservation/REEFS.pdf.

Here's a quick look at some behind-the-scenes shots from recent deployments.

The Spike wreck, off Jacksonville. Photos provided by (TISIRI.org)

 

 















 















Miss Lourdies wreck, off Palm Beach. Photos by Chad Grecsek

 

 















 















Egmont Key reef balls. Photos by Tom Cuba

 

 















 















Navarre Pier rubble. Photos by Robert Turpin

 

 















 















 















Red Sea Tug, near Mexico Beach. Photos by Bob Cox