About Revisions Northern Dry Rocks N 25° 07.840’ W 080° 17.660’, Key Largo, FL Max Depth: 11-15ft/3-5m Average Viz: 71-80ft/22-24m Entry Type: Boat Bottom Composition: Sand/Rock Aquatic Life: Plenty To See 7/10/2008 11:15 PM

N 25° 07.840’
W 080° 17.660’ Key Largo, Fl. Northern Dry Rocks, which is a shallow reef with depths of 10fsw up to 15fsw. The reef is smaller than the Key Largo Dry Rocks but offers everything except for the well-known Christ of the Deep statue. However, divers may prefer this site if they are not particularly interested in the statue and are looking for a less populated location. 
Groupers and great barracuda are commonly seen here. Divers who choose to explore crevices will find Florida’s spiny lobster hiding. This is a great dive for those looking to avoid heavy traffic but still experience a beautiful location.
The reef is marked off by three mooring buoys with the letter "N" inscribed upon them. This area contains a .05 square nautical mile Sanctuary Preservation Area (SPA) which is marked by yellow buoys. GPS Location N 25° 07.840’ W 080° 17.660’