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Owls Head Light in 2002 - 40th trip
Owls Head Light in 2002 - 40th trip
Owls Head Light in 2002 - 40th trip
Owls Head Light in 2002 - 40th trip

Owl's Head, Maine

Built: 1826

Automated: 1989

Situated on a promontory south of Rockland Harbor in Penobscot Bay, this light is located in the scenic Owls Head State Park. Although the tower is only 20 feet tall, it sits on a hill that places it 100 feet above the water. A fourth-order Fresnel lens was intalled in 1856 and still shines from the light today.

Owls Head Light in 2002 - 40th trip
Owls Head Light in 2002 - 40th trip

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