Regional spread
Preserved towers appear in a broad but uneven chain, with denser pockets near historic harbor corridors.
Map Reference Board
Preserved Towers Along the Northern Coast
A regional reference to surviving lighthouse sites, arranged by coastline stretch so visitors can quickly understand where preserved towers cluster and how the archive connects to place.
Survival pattern
Most remaining sites retain core masonry structures; some include keeper buildings, while others preserve the tower footprint and light station edge.
Archive use
Use these groupings as orientation points, then follow each tower thread into photos, keeper accounts, and preservation notes.
Western Headlands
Harbor to cliffline-
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North Bar Beacon
Stone tower preserved; lantern gallery retained in partial form.
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Gannet Point Light
Compact coastal light with documented keeper route remains.
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Shoal Watch Tower
Preserved base and service yard edge near old signal line.
Mid-Coast Inlets
Estuary corridor-
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Reedhaven Light
A frequently referenced station with surviving tower shell and quay steps.
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Brine Channel Lantern
Low-profile harbor beacon preserved beside former pilot marker posts.
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South Reach Tower
Masonry shaft intact; adjacent keeper grounds interpreted on-site.
Northern Capes
Open-water coast-
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Coldwater Head Light
Tall cliff tower preserved with notable fog-signal foundations.
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Driftline Beacon
Surviving tower and access path interpreted through heritage signage.
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Cape Meridian Station
A small cluster of preserved structures around the original light core.