North Manitou Shoal Light
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North Manitou Island, Michigan
Built: 1935
This light replaced an earlier light that stood on the island's shore since 1898 (no longer standing). There was also a lightship in the area from 1910 to 1927. This light is still active and is similar in design and appearance to the Lansing Shoal Light.
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