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Pirates Cove Diving Inc
- Vessels-Diving Vessels
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Headquarters
1103 W Oklahoma Ave
Milwaukee Wisconsin 53215
USA
Milwaukee Wisconsin 53215
USA
Pirates Cove Diving Inc. is a 50 year old company involved with recreational scuba diving and light commercial diving in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Our specialized equipment includes 4 workboats, a Marine Sonic 900 and 150 kHz side scanning sonar, Deep Trekker ROV, and 15 tons of lift bags capacity . We have a retail store at 1103 W Oklahoma Ave and a 30 slip marina on the Milwaukee river. We provide towing and salvage service within 20 miles of Milwaukee Harbor on Lake Michigan.
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