Seguin Island Light

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Seguin Island Light is a historic lighthouse located on Seguin Island off the coast of Maine, known for being one of the state’s oldest and tallest lights guiding ships in the Gulf of Maine.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic place
lighthouse
access boat only
constructionMaterial granite
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Sagadahoc County NERFINISHED
firstLighting 1795
focalHeight about 180 feet
hasCharacteristic aid to navigation
hasFeature fog signal
hasKeeperDwelling yes
hasLens Fresnel lens NERFINISHED
hasMuseum yes
hasOutbuildings oil house
storage buildings
height about 180 feet above sea level
about 53 meters above sea level
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places
surface form: National Register of Historic Places listing
isLandmarkFor coastal shipping in Maine
isOneOf oldest lighthouses in Maine
tallest lighthouses in Maine
isOpenToPublic seasonally
lanternColor black
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Gulf of Maine NERFINISHED
Maine NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn Seguin Island NERFINISHED
maintainedBy local preservation group
managingAgent United States Coast Guard NERFINISHED
navigationArea approaches to Kennebec River
nearestCity Bath, Maine NERFINISHED
notableFor elevation above sea level
long-range visibility
ocean Atlantic Ocean
originalOrder early federal-era lighthouse
originalPowerSource oil lamps
powerSource electric
purpose to guide ships in the Gulf of Maine
region New England NERFINISHED
state Maine
towerColor white
towerShape conical tower
waterBody Gulf of Maine NERFINISHED
yearLit 1795

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Midcoast Maine hasPart Seguin Island Light