myBonzle menu: Add to my places Add picture Add story Add note Skip to map The Orizaba Wreck lies about 5.4 km (2.9 nautical miles) off the coast of Western Australia in the Indian Ocean (show Western Australia on map). The wreck is about 5.6 km from John Point (show me) . In the near vicinity of the Orizaba Wreck the water depth ranges from about 14 to 17 metres deep (about 7.9 to 9.2 fathoms / 47 to 55 feet). The nearest bay to the Orizaba Wreck is Shoalwater Bay (show me) about 6 km (3.24 nautical miles) away to the west-southwest. The closest Australian towns, villages or cities to the Orizaba Wreck are the city of Rockingham (show me), the city of Kwinana (show me) and the town of Golden Bay-Singleton (show me). There are a number of other wrecks in the vicinity of Orizaba Wreck including: the Carlisle Castle Wreck (show me), the Dolphin Wreck (show me), the Belle of Bunbury Wreck (show me), the Day Dawn Wreck (show me), the Dato Wreck (show me), the Contest Wreck (show me), the Amur Wreck (show me), the Chalmers Wreck (show me), the Hero of the Nile Wreck (show me), the Star Wreck (show me), the Highland Forest Wreck (show me), the Robertina Wreck (show me) and the D9 Dredge Wreck (show me).
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