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Sinking of S.S. United States to Create Artificial Reef

Sector: Seaport • Location: Destin, Florida, United States

Source: WFLA

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Okaloosa County plans to sink the historic S.S. United States 20 miles off the coast of Destin to create the world's largest artificial reef, aimed at boosting tourism by attracting divers and fishermen. A lawsuit has been filed to prevent this plan, arguing for the ship's preservation as a floating hotel or museum.

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The project “Sinking of S.S. United States to Create Artificial Reef” is an infrastructure initiative in the Seaport sector, located in Destin, Florida, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from WFLA.

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Okaloosa County plans to sink the historic S.S. United States 20 miles off the coast of Destin to create the world's largest artificial reef, aimed at boosting tourism by attracting divers and fishermen. A lawsuit has been filed to prevent this plan, arguing for the ship's preservation as a floating hotel or museum.

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