Yaquina Head Lighthouse (nearby headland)

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Yaquina Head Lighthouse is a historic coastal beacon on Oregon’s central coast, renowned for its tall white tower, dramatic cliffside setting, and role in guiding ships near Newport.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
lighthouse
architecturalStyle conical tower
attachedStructures keeper’s dwelling (originally)
automated 1966
coast Oregon Coast
completionDate 1873
constructionStartDate 1871
country United States of America
surface form: United States
firstLit 1873
focalHeight 162 feet
49 meters
function guiding ships near Newport
hasViewOf Pacific Ocean
offshore rocks and sea stacks
height 28 meters
93 feet
historicDesignation listed on the National Register of Historic Places
lightCharacteristic flashing white light
lightSource electric
locatedIn Lincoln County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Newport, Oregon NERFINISHED
Oregon
United States of America
surface form: United States
location Yaquina Head
managedBy U.S. Bureau of Land Management
material brick
stone
nearbyCity Newport, Oregon NERFINISHED
nearbyFeature Newport Harbor
Yaquina Bay
notableFor dramatic coastal scenery
tall white tower
NRHPType building
openToPublic yes
operator United States Coast Guard
originalLensType Fresnel lens
surface form: first-order Fresnel lens
overlooks Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area
powerSource commercial power
purpose aid to navigation
range 19 nautical miles
region central Oregon coast
setting cliffside
rocky headland
situatedOn Pacific Ocean
touristAttraction yes
towerColor white

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Yaquina Bay hasLandmark Yaquina Head Lighthouse (nearby headland)