Name and Location

The Canso Island Lighthouse stands tall at 1748 Union St, Canso, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Construction and History

Built in [year of construction], this vital aid to navigation was constructed to guide ships safely into and out of the harbor, warning mariners of potential hazards such as rocky shoals and treacherous currents. Its original purpose was to serve as a beacon of maritime history and navigation for over a century.

Architecture and Materials

The Canso Island Lighthouse is an exemplary example of [architectural style]. Standing at a height of [height], it features a distinctive [tower shape] and a robust foundation designed to withstand the harsh marine environment. The lighthouse's structure is constructed from durable materials such as [materials used], ensuring its longevity despite the corrosive effects of saltwater and the rough seas.

Light and Navigation

As a functional aid to navigation, the Canso Island Lighthouse has played a crucial role in maritime safety for over a century. Its original light source was [original light source], which was later replaced with [modern light source]. The lighthouse's light has been visible at a distance of [light visibility] and has helped prevent countless shipwrecks and maritime accidents.

Accessibility and Visiting

The current status of the Canso Island Lighthouse is [current status].

Notable Views and Landscape

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Further Information

Coordinates: Latitude 45.3320813° N, Longitude -60.9842396° W; GeoJSON Properties: @id node/2331220228, fixme could be a beacon with a light (speculative), man_made lighthouse, source NRCan-CanVec-10.0