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Two Bush Island Light

Near Spruce Head, Maine

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Two Bush Island Light
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Location: Two Bush Channel, Penobscot Bay

Nearest town: Spruce Head

43 57 51 N
69 04 26 W

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Accessibility: The lighthouse is not open to the public and is best viewed by boat.

Station established: 1897; Automated: 1964

Construction material: Brick

Height of tower: 42 feet; Height of focal plane: 65 feet

Earlier optic: Fifth-order Fresnel (1897); Fourth-order Fresnel (1902). Present optic: Solar powered VRB-25

Characteristic: Flashing white every five seconds with a red sector
Fog signal: One blast every 15 seconds

Active U.S. Coast Guard aid to navigation, maintained by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as part of

Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge

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Maine.info: Resources for Maine Travel & Living

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