Ashland Breakwater Light
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Ashland, Wisconsin
Built: 1915
This light sits at the end of a rugged mile-long breakwater stretching out into Chequamegon Bay of Lake Superior. It is a square, slightly tapered, white tower with a circular room directly beneath the lantern room.
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