Twin Lights of Chatham

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Twin Lights of Chatham is a historic lighthouse station in Chatham, Massachusetts, that once featured twin beacons to help guide ships safely around the treacherous waters off Cape Cod.

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Twin Lights of Chatham canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
lighthouse station
associatedWith maritime navigation on the U.S. East Coast
shipping routes around Cape Cod
category lighthouses in Massachusetts
tourist attractions in Barnstable County, Massachusetts
transportation infrastructure in Barnstable County, Massachusetts
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Barnstable County, Massachusetts
surface form: Barnstable County
function marking dangerous shoals and waters off Chatham
hasBeaconCount 2
hasComponent United States Coast Guard Station Chatham
surface form: Chatham Coast Guard Station

Chatham Lighthouse
surface form: Chatham Light
heritageStatus historic lighthouse station
locatedIn Cape Cod
Chatham, Massachusetts
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
Cape Cod coastline
surface form: Cape Cod’s eastern shore
near Chatham Harbor
Monomoy Island
notableFor helping ships avoid treacherous waters off Cape Cod
twin beacons
operatedBy United States Coast Guard
purpose aid to navigation
guiding ships around Cape Cod
state Massachusetts
status historic

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Chatham Lighthouse alsoKnownAs Twin Lights of Chatham