North Carolina

Brunswick County

Divers will travel far and wide to find the best diving. But those who live in the United States have plenty of great diving on their doorstep as well, with plentiful access to the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. From warm-water reefs to temperate seas, here are some of the top places to scuba dive in the United States.

United States

It is a 180' menhaden vessel which sunk in Jun-96.
33° 23.395' / 078° 11.058'

Reef Balls®: 100 in 2 areas of 50 units each
33° 23.382' / 078° 11.090' and 
33° 23.399' / 078° 11.090'

Ultra Reef Balls®: 100 in broadly dispersed pattern
33° 23.418' / 078° 11.005' 
33° 23.375' / 078° 11.005' 
33° 23.350' / 078° 11.005' 
33° 23.385' / 078° 10.984'

Manhole sections Adjacent to "MANCE LASSITER" East side, 75' by 150' area
33° 23.404' / 078° 11.047' 
33° 23.408' / 078° 11.039' 
33° 23.414' / 078° 11.047' 
33° 23.419' / 078° 11.040'

Mega Pipe Project: 925 tons: 188 pieces of large concrete pipe, 42" to 102" diameter material by 8'. Material is deployed in a 150' radius from position.
33° 23.385' / 078° 11.115' - NW corner 
33° 23.337' / 078° 11.091' - SE corner 
33° 23.360' / 078° 11.096' - Site Center 
33° 23.376' / 078° 11.060' - NE corner 
33° 23.347' / 078° 11.127' - SW corner

Concrete pipe concentration
33° 23.781' / 078° 11.094'

27.2 nm from the Cape Fear River sea buoy

AR-465 - "MANCE LASSITER" is also known as Gary Ennis Reef AR-465 - "MANCE LASSITER".