It sank in 1944 after a collision, coming to rest upright in 190' of water. The upper portions of the wreck rise to 160', and are covered with nets and fishing line. Learn all about the wrecks you'll visit. The Diversion II web site is designed to give visitors information about the boat, the crew and captain, the kind of diving we do, also what conditions to expect from local wreck dives, and general information about New Jersey wreck diving. You will also find interesting information about shipwreck histories, marinelife, artifacts, underwater photography and scuba diving.
Scuba diving requires proper certification and training.
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