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{{Short description|Freighter sunk as an artificial reef in Florida}} *Sunk as an artificial reef, 19 December 1985<ref name="indiana"/> ...

...elphia Naval Shipyard Reserve Basin on 19 May 1955 (80-G-668655).jpg|thumb|Ships of the [[U.S. Navy]]'s Reserve Fleet in the Reserve Basin at the [[Philadel ...or "'''mothballed'''". In earlier times, especially in British usage, the ships were said to be "laid up [[in ordinary]]". ...

|Ship fate=Sunk as artificial reef, 20 February 1987 She was laid down as the unnamed ''ATA-181'' on 15 June 1944 at [[Orange, Texas]] by [[Levingsto ...

|Ship fate=Sunk as an [[artificial reef]] off [[Fort Pierce, Florida]], 21 January 1989 ...ce with the [[United States Navy]] from 1944 to 1970. She was sunk as an [[artificial reef]] in 1989. ...

{{other ships|USS Vermilion}} | Ship fate = Sunk as [[artificial reef]] 24 August 1988 ...

{{other ships|USCGC Spar}} ...i|km|0}} off [[Morehead City, North Carolina]], where she now serves as an artificial reef.<ref name=Hagarty /> ...

|Ship fate=Sunk as an artificial reef off the Florida Keys on 28 November 1987 ...(WPG-31)''' was a {{convert|327|ft|m|adj=on}} Secretary-Class (also known as "[[Treasury-class cutter|Treasury Class]]") Coast Guard ship commissioned i ...

{{other ships|HMCS Cape Breton}} |Ship fate=Sunk as artificial reef, 20 October 2001, near [[Nanaimo]], Vancouver Island ...

{{other ships|USCGC Tamaroa}} The ship was one of 70 of her class built for the U.S. Navy. As the [[fleet tug]] USS ''Zuni'', she saw action in [[World War II]], includi ...

{{other ships|HMS Scylla}} | Ship fate = Sunk as an artificial reef on 27 March 2004 ...

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|Ship fate= Scuttled as an artificial reef, 14 May 1972 ...)"}}, in 55&nbsp;fathoms (330&nbsp;feet; 100&nbsp;m) of water to form an [[artificial reef]] off [[Key West]], [[Florida]]. ...

|Header caption= (as built) ...urg'' was listed for disposal. The ship was [[scuttling|scuttled]] as an [[artificial reef]] off the [[South Africa]]n coast in 1994. ...

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|Ship fate=Sunk as a fishing & diving reef off [[Stuart, Florida]], 24 July 1988 ...rom 1945 to 1947 and again from 1952 to 1971. She was finally sunk as an [[artificial reef]] in 1988. ...

{{short description|US Navy ship sunk off Key Largo as an artificial reef}} | Ship fate = Sunk as an [[artificial reef]], 17 May 2002 ...

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{{other ships|HMCS Mackenzie}} |Ship fate=Sold in March 1995 to the [[Artificial Reef Society of British Columbia]] Scuttled off [[Sidney, British Columbia ...