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Benwood

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Dive Info Description
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United States
The remains of the Benwood are scattered over a wide area. The bow of the ship is the most intact feature, forming a 25-foot profile in the water column. The hull structure is mostly intact up to the level of the first deck. Large steel knees join the deck plate to the outer hull and sides of the vessel. These knees are massive reinforced triangles of steel which outline the ship’s hull shape despite the loss of the hull plates themselves.

The first deck has been punctured in many places, forming a network of “nooks and crannies” perfect for fish habitat. Divers can peer through these holes into the cargo hold and see the space where ore was once carried. The Benwood is a fantastic dive for novice divers, and an excellent night dive for the more experienced.
Location
Key Largo, Florida
Depth
25-45Ft / 8-14M
Water Temperature
69-86°F / 21-30°C
Visibility
20-60Ft / 6-18M
Current
Variable (none to strong)
Bottom Formation
Wreck
experience Required
Novice to Intermediate
Access
Boat
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25.087464516663005, -80.3378677368164

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