Name and Location

The Twelve Mile Island Lighthouse, also known as Allen Island, is located on the shores of Lake Allumette in Quebec, Canada (45.4892708° N, -76.0206764° W).

Construction and History

The exact year of its construction is unknown, but it is believed to have been built during the early 20th century.

Architecture and Materials

The lighthouse stands at an impressive height of meters (feet) and has a focal height of meters (feet). Its architecture is characterized by a traditional lighthouse design, with a white tower and a red lantern room. The structure is built using local materials, including stone and wood.

Light and Navigation

The Twelve Mile Island Lighthouse was originally equipped with a light that emitted a beam. Unfortunately, the exact details of its original light characteristics are unknown. Automation: The lighthouse has been automated since , reducing the need for manual operation by keepers.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the lighthouse via a . The surrounding landscape is characterized by

Notable Views and Landscape

The Twelve Mile Island Lighthouse stands amidst a picturesque landscape of , providing stunning views of Lake Allumette and the surrounding forests.

Anecdotes and Folklore

Several local stories and anecdotes surrounding the Twelve Mile Island Lighthouse have been passed down through generations, including tales of

Technical and Operational Details

• There is no available information on whether any AIS (Automatic Identification System) or radar installation exists at the site.
• The lighthouse is referenced on with coordinates

Further Information

• * Opening Hours: unknown
• * Entrance Fee: unknown
• * Guided Tours: unknown
• * On-site Facilities: unknown