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County	Deploy Date	Reef Name	Material	Tons	Latitude	Longitude	Depth	Relief
Bay	5/5/11	Mb 130 – Set 13	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (3)	13.90	29°47.187' N	85°41.758' W	87	8
Bay	5/5/11	Mb 129 – Set 9	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (1)	12.90	29°55.222' N	85°32.558' W	56	8
Bay	5/5/11	Mb 128 – Set 8	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (4)	14.40	29°55.063' N	85°32.577' W	58	8
Bay	5/5/11	Mb 127 – Set 5	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (5)	17.40	29°54.549' N	85°32.638' W	58	8
Bay	5/5/11	Mb 126 – Set4	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (5)	22.10	29°54.250' N	85°32.690' W	61	8
Bay	5/5/11	Mb-123 – Set 11	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (2)	8.40	29°55.253' N	85°32.362' W	54	8
Bay	3/9/11	Mb 125	Ship Ferro-Cemment Sailboat 47'	8.50	29°54.385' N	85°32.405' W	61	8
Bay	9/28/10	Mb 123	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (2)	5.00	29°55.253' N	85°32.362' W	56	8
Bay	9/28/10	Mb 124	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (8)	32.50	29°55.438' N	85°32.542' W	56	8
Bay	9/28/10	Mexico Beach Memorial Reef	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (8)	22.50	29°54.567' N	85°32.360' W	59	8
Bay	9/28/10	Stewart Unkles Jr. Memorial Reef	Modules Walters Florida Special Steel (1)	2.50	29°54.720' N	85°32.602' W	61	10
Bay	9/28/10	Hannon Smith Memorial Reef	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (1)	2.50	29°54.578' N	85°32.339' W	60	8
Bay	9/28/10	Drew's Reef	Modules Concrete Walters Limestone (1)	2.50	29°54.577' N	85°32.376' W	61	8
Escambia	2/18/11	Capt Bob Quarles Reef	Concrete Rubble	270.00	30°19.738' N	87°10.871' W	14	7
Escambia	12/22/10	Lane Gilchrist Reef	Concrete Bridge Rubble	1200.00	30°17.467' N	87°13.773' W	50	15
* Chart represents a small sample of more than 2,000 artificial reef sites in Florida; for additional reef locations, visit MyFWC.com/fishing.

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