Long Island Head Light

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Long Island Head Light is a historic lighthouse in Boston Harbor that has long served as a navigational aid for vessels entering and leaving the port of Boston.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
lighthouse
navigational aid
associatedWith Boston Harbor Islands NERFINISHED
constructionMaterial brick
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Suffolk County NERFINISHED
focalHeight 140 feet
function guides ships through Boston Harbor
hasFeature attached keeper’s dwelling (historically)
hasHeritageStatus historic lighthouse
height 52 feet
lightCharacteristic flashing white light
locatedIn Boston Harbor NERFINISHED
Boston, Massachusetts
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedInProtectedArea Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area NERFINISHED
locatedOn Long Island
managingAgent United States Coast Guard NERFINISHED
marking white tower
nearbyCity Boston NERFINISHED
originalLensType Fresnel lens NERFINISHED
purpose aid to navigation
region New England NERFINISHED
servesAs navigational aid for vessels entering the port of Boston
navigational aid for vessels leaving the port of Boston
state Massachusetts
towerShape cylindrical tower
waterbody Boston Harbor NERFINISHED
yearFirstLit 1819

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Long Island (Boston Harbor) contains Long Island Head Light
Long Island (Boston Harbor) hasLightHouse Long Island Head Light