Prince Edward County Lighthouse
187 Point Pleasant Ln, Prince Edward, ON K0K 2T0, Canada
Name and Location
The Prince Edward County Lighthouse is located at 187 Point Pleasant Lane, Prince Edward, Ontario, Canada (K0K 2T0).
Construction and History
The lighthouse was constructed in unknown during the unknown. The building's design reflects the style of lighthouses prevalent during that time, featuring a distinctive unknown.
Architecture and Materials
No information available on architecture and materials.
Light and Navigation
The Prince Edward County Lighthouse serves as a major aid to navigation for mariners traveling along the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway corridor. Its primary function is to provide a visual warning system for ships approaching the area, helping prevent collisions and ensure safe passage.
Accessibility and Visiting
No information available on accessibility and visiting.
Notable Views and Landscape
No information available on notable views and landscape.
Anecdotes and Folklore
Technical and Operational Details
The Prince Edward County Lighthouse is an important part of Canada's maritime history and a vital aid to navigation for mariners. Its unique architecture and functional design make it a notable landmark in the region.
Further Information
No further information available.
Details
Name | Prince Edward County Lighthouse |
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City | Prince Edward |
Country | Canada |
Coordinates | 44.1103151, -76.8433142 |
Historic significance | important piece of Canada's cultural heritage |
Architectural style | lighthouse prevalent during that time |
Landscape type | rocky coast, dunes |
View description | rocky coast, dunes |
AIS Radar | true |
Automated | true |