Gros Cap Reef Light
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Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Built: 1962
This light marks the beginning of the St. Mary's River for down bound vessels. It sits on the Canadian side of the river, opposite Point Iroquois on the American side. When it was built, it eliminated the need for the Point Iroquois Light. It consists of a square white concrete structure topped by a helipad. But its most unique feature is the plow shape to the up river side of its concrete crib, which helps break up the ice that comes down from Whitefish Bay. Completely automated, it is still active.
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