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Kimud Shoal is the Philippines' most frequently dived site, with 33,222 logged dives and the highest average rating on the scale. Its lead over Gato Island and Monad Shoal is substantial, placing the shoal at the center of the country's most active diving. The name and setting also distinguish it from the reef-named Alona Reef and the site known as Los Bamboos. An average maximum depth of 20 metres sets the main limit for dive planning, while average visibility of 16 metres provides the relevant sightline. These two measurements give Kimud Shoal a clear practical shape without overshadowing its defining feature: unusually high use among Philippine sites. The combination of depth, visibility, and top rating marks it out as one of the Philippines’ headline dives.

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