Head Harbour Lightstation

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Head Harbour Lightstation is a historic lighthouse complex located on Campobello Island in New Brunswick, Canada, known for guiding ships through the Bay of Fundy’s treacherous waters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage site
lighthouse complex
access accessible at low tide by foot over exposed sea floor
accessible by boat
alsoKnownAs East Quoddy Head Lightstation
East Quoddy Lighthouse
Head Harbour Lighthouse
color white tower with red accents
constructionMaterial wooden lighthouse tower
country Canada
environment foggy conditions
rocky shoreline
strong tides
feature fog alarm building
keeper’s dwelling
outbuildings
primary lighthouse tower
hasCulturalSignificance popular subject for photography
symbol of local maritime heritage
hasLightCharacteristic flashing white light
hasLightRange marine navigation range in Bay of Fundy
hasTourismActivity guided tours
lighthouse viewing
whale watching nearby
heritageDesignation Recognized Federal Heritage Building
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Bay of Fundy
Campobello Island
Charlotte County, New Brunswick
New Brunswick
locatedInTimeZone Atlantic Time Zone
locatedOn Head Harbour Island
managingOrganization Canadian Coast Guard
near Lubec, Maine
Roosevelt Campobello International Park
notableFor guiding vessels through treacherous Bay of Fundy waters
historic maritime architecture
scenic coastal views
province New Brunswick
purpose aid to navigation
guiding ships through Bay of Fundy waters
region Maritime Provinces
safetyConcern rapidly rising tides
slippery rocks
strong tidal currents
shape tapered octagonal tower

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Campobello Island hasLandmark Head Harbour Lightstation