Duxbury Reef

USA / California / Bolinas /

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The largest shale reef in North America. The Duxbury Reef State Marine Conservation Area was established in 1971 as an Area of Special Biological Significance (ASBS) within the Farallones National Marine Conservation Area. This reef was the site of seven major ship wrecks between 1853 and 1914.

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_of_the_Farallones_National_Marine_Sanctuary

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Coordinates: 37°53'45"N 122°42'43"W

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Scorpion Reef 3567 km
Turneffe Atoll 4062 km
Raita Reef 4584 km
Maro Reef 4696 km
Mira Por Vos Cays 4898 km
Kingman Reef 5321 km
Los Roques Archipelago 6213 km
Seamount 9730 km

Bolinas, California 1.7 km
Bolinas Bay 4.2 km
Bolinas Lagoon 4.3 km
Mount Tamalpais Watershed 9 km
Kent Lake 9 km
Wildcat Beach 10 km
Drake's Bay 23 km
Point Reyes National Seashore 24 km
San Andreas Fault Zone (approx.) 29 km
Farallon Islands 35 km

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