Name and Location

The North Brother Island Light is an historic lighthouse situated on North Brother Island in the Bronx, New York, USA, located at the address "Q4X2+P5 New York, NY, USA".

Construction and History

The North Brother Island Light was constructed during the [unavailable] era. The lighthouse served as an important aid to navigation for mariners traveling through the waters of New York City.

Architecture and Materials

Designed by [unavailable], the North Brother Island Light features an [unavailable] architectural style. The structure is a [unavailable]-story building with a [unavailable] exterior.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse originally displayed a [unavailable] light characteristic, which has been replaced by [unavailable]. The light had a range of [unavailable].

Accessibility and Visiting

As of today, the North Brother Island Light is no longer an active aid to navigation. However, visitors can access the site through [unavailable] means.

Notable Views and Landscape

The lighthouse is situated on a remote island in the Bronx, surrounded by [unavailable] waters. The surrounding landscape features [unavailable].

Anecdotes and Folklore

No local folklore or unique anecdotes about the North Brother Island Light have been documented.

Technical and Operational Details

As of today, the lighthouse is not automated. No radar installation information is available.

Further Information

The managing authority responsible for the North Brother Island Light is [unavailable]. A notable photo of the North Brother Island Light can be found at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Northbrother.JPG. The North Brother Island Light has been recognized as a historic landmark by [unavailable].