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238:Deactivated
113:Constructed
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70:Coordinates
1837:Categories
1656:Washington
1576:New Mexico
1571:New Jersey
1446:California
1020:1889833703
806:2016-06-19
754:References
552:Importance
533:navigation
426:brownstone
406:lighthouse
362:Lighthouse
241:1877
226:1847
116:1847
83:72°54′14″W
80:41°14′56″N
21:Lighthouse
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561:in 1990.
458:in 1990.
351:Architect
223:First lit
1822:Category
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698:See also
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324:Location
199:Heritage
181:Operator
166:Markings
58:Location
1768:Related
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1646:Vermont
1551:Montana
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1090:and
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