Conneaut West Breakwater Light
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Conneaut, Ohio
Built: ?
This light is located at the end of a rough stone breakwater. It is made of metal and begins as a square first story, then rapidly narrows and rises as a thin shaft. The white tower is bisected by a thick, black band.
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