Name and Location

The East Ironbound Island Lighthouse is located at 63 Ironbound Trail West, Little Tancook, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Construction and History

Built during the early decades of the 20th century, the lighthouse has been guiding mariners safely through the waters since its construction. Its architectural style is typical of its era.

Architecture and Materials

The tower stands at a height of 44 meters (144 feet), with a focal plane that ensures long-range visibility of 13 nautical miles (24 kilometers).

Light and Navigation

The light's characteristic is Iso, emitting white light in a period of 6 seconds. Although no longer an active aid to navigation, the lighthouse remains an important part of Canada's maritime heritage.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the site via the Ironbound Trail West, which connects Little Tancook to other surrounding islands. However, please note that accessibility might be limited due to the remote location. There is no entrance fee, guided tours, or on-site facilities available at this lighthouse.

Notable Views and Landscape

From the top of the tower, one can enjoy a panoramic view of the coastline, the Atlantic Ocean, and the surrounding islands. On clear days, it's possible to spot distant vessels and landmarks.

Anecdotes and Folklore

No specific folklore or unique anecdotes are available for this lighthouse. However, its history as an aid to navigation has likely played a significant role in shaping local maritime culture.

Technical and Operational Details

The Canadian Coast Guard manages this lighthouse as a minor aid to navigation.

Further Information

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