Wisconsin Point Light
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Revision as of 14:28, 27 May 2009
Superior, Wisconsin
Built: 1913
Also known as the Superior South Breakwater Light, this lighthouse rests on a 10 foot high foundation at the end of an alternating concrete and boulder pier that juts out into Lake Superior from Wisconsin Point. The white concrete house has an unusual oval shape with a round, white cement tower rising from the northeast end of the house.
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