Twin Capes
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Twin
Capes was a ferry built by Todd Houston Shipbuilding
Company in Houston, and was launched in 1974 for the
Delaware River and Bay Authority. She was one of the
original three ferries to operate the ferry route between
Cape May and Lewes. She was extensively refitted in the
mid 1990's and classified as a cruise ship, but was
advertised for sale a few
years
later due to lack of customers. She was taken out of
service and retired in October 2013 and added to the
artificial reef program in New Jersey four years later.
She was towed out of the Cape May Terminal to be stripped
down and cleaned up before she was scuttled 15. June 2018
outside Cape May. The wreck rest today on a depth of 37 to
40 meter southeast of Cape May.
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| 38°30'54.0"N 74°30'54.0"W Last updated: November 2020 |
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