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Lusby, Maryland
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This white, conical tower is 51 feet tall, and made of brick with a concrete coating. It is located just north of the entrance to the Patuxent River from the Chesapeake Bay, and marks the shoal that extends outwards toward the shipping channel at Calvert Cliffs. <br clear=all>
This white, conical tower is 51 feet tall, and made of brick with a concrete coating. It is located just north of the entrance to the Patuxent River from the Chesapeake Bay, and marks the shoal that extends outwards toward the shipping channel at Calvert Cliffs. <br clear=all>
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[[Image:Cove Point Light1.jpg|thumb|400px|''Cove Point Light'' in 2007 - 49th trip]]
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Cove Point Light in 2007 - 49th trip
Cove Point Light in 2007 - 49th trip

Lusby, Maryland

Built: 1828

Automated: 1986

This white, conical tower is 51 feet tall, and made of brick with a concrete coating. It is located just north of the entrance to the Patuxent River from the Chesapeake Bay, and marks the shoal that extends outwards toward the shipping channel at Calvert Cliffs.

Cove Point Light in 2007 - 49th trip
Cove Point Light in 2007 - 49th trip

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