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St Andrews Lakes is an inland dive site in Kent, in southeast England, made up of flooded former quarry or gravel pit lakes. It reaches a maximum depth of around 33 metres and is rated a beginner dive, making it a popular spot for local divers doing training and club dives rather than as a coastal destination. Divers have also noted cold water here, so a suitable exposure suit is worth planning for. The site sits within reach of the M20 and M2 corridor towns that serve the county's diving community.
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