Race Rocks Lighthouse

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Race Rocks Lighthouse is a historic coastal beacon on Race Rocks in British Columbia, Canada, known for guiding marine traffic through the often treacherous waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage building
lighthouse
access boat only
associatedWith foggy marine conditions
hazardous currents
automationStatus automated
climate cool marine climate
constructionMaterial stone
constructionStartDate 1860
country Canada
environment rocky islets and reefs
function warning of reefs and strong tidal currents
hasFogSignal yes
hasKeeperDwelling yes (historic)
hasLantern yes
heritageStatus historic lighthouse
inServiceSince 1860
languageOfToponym English
lightCharacteristic flashing white light
locatedIn British Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Race Rocks NERFINISHED
Strait of Juan de Fuca NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Race Rocks Ecological Reserve NERFINISHED
locatedNear Vancouver Island NERFINISHED
Victoria, British Columbia NERFINISHED
maintenance periodic by Canadian Coast Guard
managingAgency Fisheries and Oceans Canada NERFINISHED
marking black and white horizontal bands
navigationalArea approaches to Juan de Fuca Strait
nearbyWildlife marine birds
sea lions
seals
whales
notableFor being one of the earliest lighthouses on the Pacific coast of Canada
operatedBy Canadian Coast Guard NERFINISHED
ownedBy Government of Canada NERFINISHED
partOf network of Canadian Pacific lighthouses
powerSource electric
purpose aid to navigation
guiding marine traffic through the Strait of Juan de Fuca
region South Coast of British Columbia NERFINISHED
towerShape cylindrical tower with balcony and lantern
visibilityRole landmark for vessels entering and leaving the Strait of Juan de Fuca

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Race Rocks hasStructure Race Rocks Lighthouse