Name and Location

The Little Current East Channel Lighthouse is located at X4FW+98 Little Current, ON, Canada, situated on Lake Huron's North Channel.

Construction and History

The Little Current East Channel Lighthouse was built in an unspecified year as part of the Canadian Coast Guard's efforts to improve maritime safety on Lake Huron. The lighthouse is constructed from unknown materials, designed by an unmentioned architect with an unspecified architectural style.

Architecture and Materials

No specific information is available about the lighthouse's architecture or materials.

Light and Navigation

The Little Current East Channel Lighthouse operates manually and is maintained by the Canadian Coast Guard. It serves as an active aid to navigation, supporting local shipping operations.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the lighthouse grounds, offering a unique glimpse into the region's maritime history. Visitors can reach the site by parking and walking trails or nearby ports.

Notable Views and Landscape

The Little Current East Channel Lighthouse offers stunning views of the North Channel and surrounding Manitoulin Island. The landscape is characterized by waterways, forests, and wildlife habitats.

Anecdotes and Folklore

• One notable tale is the rich history of maritime stories and legends surrounding the lighthouse. For a visual representation of this iconic lighthouse, please refer to unspecified links or references to notable photos or galleries.

Technical and Operational Details

The lighthouse has an unspecified light range and is equipped with unknown AIS or radar installations.

Further Information

For navigation purposes, please consult unspecified nautical charts or references. The Little Current East Channel Lighthouse holds significant cultural and historical value, with no available heritage designations or awards.