Wood Islands Range Lights

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Built: 1902
Built: 1902
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This front light (left in top photo) is a 6 meter (19 foot) square wood tower with lantern, rising from a 1-story square wood utility building. It is located at the end of the east breakwater of the auto ferry entrance into the harbor.
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The front light (left in top photo) is a 6 meter (19 foot) square wood tower with lantern, rising from a 1-story square wood utility building. It is located at the end of the east breakwater of the auto ferry entrance into the harbor.
The rear light (right in top photo) is a 10 meter (32 foot) square pyramidal wood tower with lantern and gallery.  It is located on the east breakwater of the auto ferry entrance into the harbor about 150 meters (500 feet) north of the front range light.
The rear light (right in top photo) is a 10 meter (32 foot) square pyramidal wood tower with lantern and gallery.  It is located on the east breakwater of the auto ferry entrance into the harbor about 150 meters (500 feet) north of the front range light.

Revision as of 16:25, 2 September 2009

Wood Islands Range Lights in 2009 - 50th trip
Wood Islands Range Lights in 2009 - 50th trip
Wood Islands Range Lights in 2009 - 50th trip
Wood Islands Range Lights in 2009 - 50th trip
Wood Islands Range Lights in 2009 - 50th trip
Wood Islands Range Lights in 2009 - 50th trip

Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island

Built: 1902

The front light (left in top photo) is a 6 meter (19 foot) square wood tower with lantern, rising from a 1-story square wood utility building. It is located at the end of the east breakwater of the auto ferry entrance into the harbor.

The rear light (right in top photo) is a 10 meter (32 foot) square pyramidal wood tower with lantern and gallery. It is located on the east breakwater of the auto ferry entrance into the harbor about 150 meters (500 feet) north of the front range light.

Both lights are still active and overlook the Northumberland Strait on the southeast shore of PEI.


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