South Martin County Florida Reefs
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Martin County, Florida is located between Orlando and Miami. The distance from the St. Lucie Inlet is shown for each reef as well as the Latitude and Longitude. The six South County Reefs were deployed 2008. More information is on our Reef website: www.MartinReefs.com
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