Navassa Island Light

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Navassa Island Light is a historic lighthouse on the uninhabited Navassa Island in the Caribbean Sea, built to aid navigation along busy shipping routes between the Americas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic lighthouse
lighthouse
access by boat only
associatedWith shipping routes between Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea
shipping routes between Panama Canal and U.S. East Coast
automated 1929
constructionMaterial concrete
steel
constructionStartDate 1901
country United States of America
surface form: United States
deactivated 1996
focalHeight 198 m
653 ft
hasBalcony yes
hasLantern yes
height 151 ft
46 m
heritageDesignationReason importance to maritime navigation in the Caribbean
heritageStatus listed as historic structure by the United States
inception 1904
isOnUninhabitedIsland true
lightCharacteristic Fl W 15s
locatedInBodyOfWater Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Navassa Island National Wildlife Refuge NERFINISHED
locatedInTerritory Navassa Island (U.S. unincorporated territory) NERFINISHED
locatedOn Navassa Island NERFINISHED
locatedOnCoastOf Haiti (nearby coast)
locatedOnFeature plateau on Navassa Island
maintainedBy United States Coast Guard NERFINISHED
managingAgent United States Coast Guard NERFINISHED
marking white tower
nearbyCity Jacmel, Haiti NERFINISHED
Les Cayes, Haiti NERFINISHED
operatorAtConstruction United States Lighthouse Service GENERATED
partOf United States aids to navigation system NERFINISHED
powerSource later solar power
originally kerosene
purpose aid to navigation
range 21 nmi
region Caribbean
servesShippingRoutesBetween Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea
North America and South America
status inactive
towerShape cylindrical tower with balcony and lantern
yearLit 1904

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