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Island County, United States

Admiralty Head Light

Island County, United States

Admiralty Head Light
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The Admiralty Head Light, a brick lighthouse built in 1903 and standing 30 meters tall, is located on Whidbey Island near Coupeville in Island County, Washington. Originally an active aid to navigation, the structure now sits deactivated on the grounds of Fort Casey State Park, where it overlooks Admiralty Inlet. It served as a companion beacon to the Point Wilson Light, situated four miles distant on the inlet's western shore.

Built
Type
lighthouse
Materials
brick
Height
30 m
Place
Island County, United States

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