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Mizpah (Corridor Wreck Trek)

19 April, 2024

Team Leader
Sydney Lineberger
Number of Participants
20
Total Debris Collected
72 lbs (measured)

26.786333, -80.016

Survey Information

Location Name
Mizpah (Corridor Wreck Trek)
Organization/Dive Centre
The Kyalami Scuba Club
City
West Palm Beach
Country
United States
Date
19 April, 2024
Survey Duration
45 Minutes
GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 26.786333
Longitude: -80.016
Weather Conditions
windy / rough seas. sunny
Survey Depth Range
60–90 feet
Area Surveyed
450000 ft2
Dominant Substrate
Wreck / Artificial Reef
Ecosystem
Wreck / Artificial Reef
Wave Conditions
Smooth (wavelets) for waves 0.1 - 0.5 meter high
plastic materials collected
Bags-grocery/retail (plastic) 3
Fishing: Line 46
Fishing: Lures, Rods/poles 23
Pipes (plastic-PVC) 1
SCUBA & Snorkel Gear-masks, Snorkels, Fins 3
Plastic Fragments 3
metal materials collected
Beverage Cans (aluminium) 1
Caps & Lids (metal) 1
rubber materials collected
Tires/tyres 1
Rubber Fragments 1
cloth materials collected
Rope And String (cloth) 3
mixed materials collected
Toys 1
other materials collected
Outboard Motor Cover (fiberglass) 1

Outboard Motor Cover

Fishing Line = Wrecks and reefs are shared by divers and fisherman, especially sites near the inlet. Fishing charters and private vessels vastly outnumber dive operations in Palm Beach County.

Fishing sinkers, lures, and hooks = local fisherman use site and hook the wreck/reef, cutting their line…leaving the fishing line and hardware on the site.

Aluminum Cans = discarded when out on boats or washed out from inlet. Most being beer or alcohol cans


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