Spring Point Ledge Light, South Portland, Cumberland County, Maine, 04101-4145, United States - GoXplr
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Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

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Description

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Lighthouse Specs

  • Constructed: 1897 
  • First lit: 1897
  • Construction: Cast iron and some brick
  • Tower shape: Conical “Spark Plug”
  • Height: 54 feet
  • Focal height: 54 feet
  • Markings: White on black pier with black lantern
  • Characteristic: Flashing white 6s with two red sectors.
  • Range: The white range is 12 nautical miles. The red range is 10 nautical miles.
  • Status: 
  • NRHP number: 87002279

Location

  • Address: 2 Fort Rd
  • Town: South Portland
  • State: Maine
  • GPS: Lat 43.652099 Lng -70.223905
  • Parking notes: There are about 20 parking spots located at the end of Fort Road. The lighthouse is just a few hundred feet from the parking area.
  • Parking directions: HERE
  • Location directions: HERE

5 reviews for Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse

  1. Skip Suva –

    Spring Point Ledge Light

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  2. Andrew –

    Casco Bay, Portland Maine

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  3. Raquel Kuhn –

    Sunset at Spring Point Ledge💜

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  4. Chris Lawrence –

    Spring Point Ledge Light

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  5. Julian Malcolm –

    Built of brick instead of cast iron. The breakwater was built in 1951

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