Artificial Reef GPS Coordinates
Click on the image below to view an interactive map of the 42 reefs
Note: Storms can shift the locations of reef components over time, so GPS coordinates may not be exact.

Reefs of particular interest for diving and fishing
Name | Latitude | Longitude |
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Indian Shores Reef: John's Pass Bridge material | 27º - 51.774 N | 083º - 01.725 W |
Indian Shores Reef:WWII Navy landing craft | 27º - 51.441 N | 083º - 01.833 W |
Rube Allyn Reef:Scattered concrete material | 27º - 56.021 N | 083º - 01.514 W |
St. Pete Beach:200-foot barge | 27º - 40.600 N | 082º - 51.750 W |
St. Petersburg Bay Reef:Scattered concrete material | 27º - 47.270 N | 082º - 35.550 W |
South County Reef: 80-foot tug boat “Orange” | 27º - 43.375 N | 082º - 58.450 W |
Veterans: three barges and two plaques honoring veterans | 28º - 03.000 N | 083º - 00.750 W |
Pinellas #2: U.S. Coast Guard Cutter "Blackthorn" | 27º - 52.598 N | 083º - 11.164 W |
Pinellas #2: 180-foot tug boat "Sheridan" | 27º - 52.578 N | 083º - 11.150 W |
Treasure Island II:50-foot steel trawler | 27º - 41.686 N | 083º - 17.547 W |
Treasure Island II: 85-foot steel hull shrimp boat | 27º - 41.751 N | 083º - 17.557 W |
All Inshore and Offshore Reefs
- Inshore reefs
- Offshore reefs: For a print-friendly flyer, select a reef from the alphabetical list below, or view a summary of all offshore reefs.
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