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FRANKO’S MAPS ELEUTHERA reef growth and invertebrate formations,
ISLAND DIVE SITE AND FISH ID while attracting a large variety of reef
CARD creatures. The guide plots the locations of
many popular shipwreck sites for
Franko's Eleuthera Island (The Bahamas)
Dive Map & Reef Creatures identification snorkeling and wreck diving among the

guide shows you all the places and local reefs. Some of the wrecks are over
wildlife that you'll see on your next 400 years old! Sites include Current Cut,
Eleuthera trip. This 6"x9" fish card is Bat Cave, Bone Sink Hole, Cienfuegos
waterproof and hole-punched to be wreck, Train wreck, Carnarvon wreck
attached to your dive gear or neatly stored (1910), Pink House Reef, the Cave, the

in your dive log. Arch, Sea Gardens, the Pinnacle, Glass
Window Bridge, the Plateau, Double Bay,
Eleuthera ("Freedom") and its smaller and Bamboo Point.
islands have grown up around the coral
reefs. The smaller islands include Royal The other side of the guide shows nearly
Island, Current Island, St. Georges Cay, one hundred different species of fish and
Man Island, Harbour Island, Sail Rocks, reef creatures that make their home

Highburn Cay, Finley Cay, Schooner around the islands. Each is shown in full
Cays, and Normans Cay. Major towns color, and the waterproof card makes it
include Dunsmore Town, Spanish Wells, easy to take along to compare what you're
James Bay, Lower Bogue, Upper Bogue, seeing to the picture and identify all the
Current Island Settlement, Gregory Town, wildlife.
Alice Town, James Cistern, Alabaster

Bluff, Billing Bay Point, Governor's
Harbour, North Palmetto Point, South
Palmetto Point, Savannah Sound,
Windmere Island, Tarpum Bay, Rock
Sound, Green Castle, Deep Creek,

Wemyss Bight, and John Millars.
Eleuthera is served by three airports at
North Eleuthera, Governor's Harbour, and
Rock Sound.

Each island is surrounded by several
wrecks, and over 50 major dive & snorkel

wreck sites are labeled on the guide. Each
site has become a gathering point for more