Again, its position should make the visibility highly variable. The usual array of NC marine life - amberjacks, stingrays, grouper, etc. I also noticed an interesting variety of macro life. Little remains that is recognizable as part of an intact ship. It is mostly a pile of flattened hull plates and structural support members.
Little wreckage remains aft of the boilers.
One or two connecting rods directly aft of the boilers seem to be all that is left of the engine. There is no sign of the stern rudder, propeller or shaft alley. Given the scattered nature of the remains, this wreck can be hard to navigate in low visibility. In good viz, it is quite easy and can be easily circumnavigated during a single dive. In fact, it appears to me that much of the ship must be buried under the sand as the wreck area overs far less than one would expect from a 400 foot vessel.