• Launched: 1965 by the Spanish shipbuilding group AESA as a refrigerated freighter at Sestao, Spain. Built for the Madrid-based shipping company Marítima del Norte S.A.

• 1977: sold to a Costa Rican company

• 1986: acquired by the Honduran firm Agro Trader S. de R.L.

• September 29, 1986: sustained major damage following a fire that broke o u t in the crew’s quarters while the ship was berthed on the Miami River undergoing repairs.

Name History

• Sierra Espufia (1965)

• Orosi (1977)

• Agro Trader (1986)

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The Broward County Artificial Reef Program later purchased the vessel and renamed it the ”Bud Krohn Reef” in memory of an avid fisherman and former captain of the jungle Queen tour boat in Fort Lauderdale. In early December 1989, the vessel was scuttled in 440 feet of water to serve as a deep‐water reef.