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Does anyone know of any books written about wreck diving in the inland waterways. (Finger Lakes) I live in central NY and am looking to start wreck diving. I have a book called "The Great Lakes Diving Guide" by Cris Kohl. It gives some history about the ships and then gives the GPS coordinates, depth of dive and difficulty of the dive site. I am looking for the same kind of thing for the inland lakes closer to home or even the New England area as I travel there a few times a year. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
 
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