AR-315 - 104' US Navy tug "TAKOS"
3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - 104' US Navy tug "TAKOS" is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - 104' US Navy tug "TAKOS".
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3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - 104' US Navy tug "TAKOS" is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - 104' US Navy tug "TAKOS".
60' lash barge with 450 tons of concrete rubble 3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - 60' lash barge 1 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - 60' lash barge 1.
3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - "FINEST KIND" is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Steel-hull sportfishing vessel "FINEST KIND".
3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Aircraft: F-4 #1 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Aircraft: F-4 #1.
3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Aircraft: A-4E (2) is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Aircraft: A-4E (2).
Tires: 177,168 Throughout area N of Liberty Ship Atlantic Beach Bridge rubble 34° 39.967' / 076° 45.050' and 34° 39.983' / 076° 45.033' Atlantic Beach Bridge steel framing 34° 40.350' / 076° 44.583' 34° 40.383' / 076° 44.583' Concrete rubble: 80 tons 34° 40.383' / 076° 44.650' to 34° 40.383' / 076° 44.667' Concrete pipe: 150 tons ~60 pieces 34° 40.305' / 076° 44.516' 34° 40.305' / 076° 44.503' Reef Balls®: 100 34° 40.383' / 076° 44.500' to 34° 40.400' / 076° 44.517' and 34° 40.400' / 076° 44.500' 34° 40.400' / 076° 44.483' Concrete pipe: Newport DOT 34° 40.316' / 076° 44.804' Concrete pipe: Newport DOT Miscellaneous concrete items, Radio Island pilings 34° 40.330' / 076° 44.793' Radio Island ramp pilings, T.D. Eure Construction (6-12' length ~500 pieces in each of two areas) 34° 40.280' / 076° 44.534' - NE end, and 34° 40.217' / 076° 44.617' - SW end Concrete pipe (Heavy Concentration) Carteret County Sportfishing Association 34° 40.243' / 076° 44.600' Radio Island ramp pilings, T.D. Eure Construction (Round Dispersal Pattern) 34° 39.908' / 076° 45.189' Miscellaneous concrete scrap and ramp pilings: approximately 190 tons 34° 40.329' / 076° 44.792' and 34° 39.911' / 076° 45.188' Scrap concrete ramp pilings: 87 pieces 34° 39.903' / 076° 45.177' Scrapped USCG buoy anchors Center point is 34° 40.333' / 076° 44.770' spread between "THEODOR PARKER" and "TAKOS" 22 pieces concrete scrap 34° 40.200' / 076° 45.187' Reef Balls®: 50 Ultra Reef Ball®: 1 34° 39.955' / 076° 44.800' Bay balls: 2 34° 40.206' / 076° 44.767' Assorted concrete pipe and headers 34° 40.200' / 076° 44.499' Assorted manhole boxes & risers: 74 pieces 34° 39.996' / 076° 44.640' Concrete pipe: 157 tons 34° 40.297' / 076° 44.525' Concrete pipe: 160 tons 34° 40.368' / 0760 44.477' Concrete pipe: 162 tons 340 40.336' / 076° 44.487' Concrete pipe: 161 tons 34° 40.384' / 076° 44.459' 3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Buoy is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Buoy.
Sunken in 1974 as part of the North Carolina Artificial Reef project. This is a 440' liberty ship. Olympus runs out to the Parker. It's about a 30 minute ride. AR-315 - THEODORE PARKER is also known as 440' Liberty Ship "THEODORE PARKER".
3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Aircraft: F-4 #2 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Aircraft: F-4 #2.
3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - 60' lash barge 2 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - 60' lash barge 2.
3.5 nm from Beaufort Inlet at the Fort Macon jetty AR-315 - Aircraft: CH-46 & OV10 is also known as Atlantic Beach Reef AR-315 - Aircraft: CH-46 & OV10.