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About this site
HMAS Perth is a decommissioned Australian navy vessel scuttled off the coast of Western Australia, near Albany, to create an artificial reef for divers. It is one of several former warships sunk deliberately in Australian waters in recent decades, giving divers a large, intact structure to explore rather than the broken remains of a wartime loss. The site sits in the waters off the Albany region on the state's south coast, an area known for cool temperate diving conditions rather than tropical reefs.
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