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USS John C. Butler Suggest edit

United States Suggest · California Suggest
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IntermediateDifficulty
AdvancedRecommended cert
30Max dive depth
30.0 mSite max depth
10.0–30.0 mVisibility
MildCurrent
ModerateSurge
40 minAvg dive time
June to OctoberBest months
18.0–24.0 °CWater (summer)
12.0–17.0 °CWater (winter)

The USS John C. Butler is a World War II-era destroyer escort that was sunk as an artificial reef off San Clemente Island, California. This dive site offers a unique opportunity to explore a historical wreck, teeming with marine life.

Divers can explore the wreck of the USS John C. Butler, which lies upright on the seafloor. The site features various entry points and structures, providing interesting swim-throughs and opportunities for marine life observation.

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