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    Enjoy world class diving in a U.S. destination when you come to the Virgin Islands and experience the diversity of St. Thomas scuba diving!
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    This mini-pinnacle is named for the Warrick, a royal mail packet ship which hit the rock and sank in 1840. Besides roofing tiles, broken pottery shards and nails which appear in the sand after weather stirs up the seas, the rock is also home to gray and queen angelfish, schools of barracuda, hawksbill turtles and triggerfish.

    Depth: 50'

     
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