Dive site GPS

[chic]

Where's a good place to look up GPS co-ordinates for dive sites?

Thanks,
chic

[Jason Bramwell]

I capture my own or if a wreck use wrecksite 

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On 22 Apr 2021, at 15:30, chic <1978b...@gmail.com> wrote:

Where's a good place to look up GPS co-ordinates for dive sites?

Thanks,
chic

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[Vlad]

OpenStreetMap has a POI - layer for scuba. Dives sites are often marked over there. Esspetially wrecks.

If it's not there I'm making sure it is there. Also, I would encourage other divers to contribute.

Apr 22, 2021 3:37:01 PM Jason Bramwell <jb2...@gmail.com>:

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[Doug Junkins]

I built a site at https://www.scuba-sites.com/ that allows you to download sites in the correct XML format to import into Subsurface as dive sites. You can add sites or search public sites that others have entered (mostly Pacific Northwest, Hawaii and Europe at this point.) I have not had a lot of time to continue developing it, but what is there is fairly stable and hopefully useful. The only know major bug at this point is that it balks at very large XML uploads of sites.

-Doug