List of lighthouses in the United States

This is a list of lighthouses in the United States. The United States has had approximately a thousand lights as well as light towers, range lights, and pier head lights. Michigan has the most lights of any state with over 150 past and present lights.

Most of the lights in the United States have been built and maintained by the Coast Guard (since 1939) and its predecessors, the United States Lighthouse Service (1910–1939) and the United States Lighthouse Board (1852–1910). Before the Lighthouse Board was established, local collectors of customs were responsible for lighthouses under Stephen Pleasonton. As their importance to navigation has declined and as public interest in them has increased, the Coast Guard has been handing over ownership and in some cases responsibility for running them to other parties, the chief of them being the National Park Service under the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000.

New England

Maine

• "Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Maine". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

If not otherwise noted, focal height and coordinates are taken from the United States Coast Guard Light List,^[1] while location and dates of activation, automation, and deactivation are taken from the United States Coast Guard Historical information site for lighthouses.^[2]

Name	Location	Coordinates	Image	Focal Height	Year built[note 1]	Year automated	Year deactivated	Status
Avery Rock Light	Machias Bay, Machias	44°39′14″N 67°20′38″W / 44.654°N 67.344°W / 44.654; -67.344 (Avery Rock Light)[3]		056 56 ft (17 m)[3]	1875	1926	1946	demolished in storm
Baker Island Light	Mt. Desert Island	44°14′17″N 68°11′56″W / 44.2381°N 68.1990°W / 44.2381; -68.1990 (Baker Island Light)		105 105 ft (32 m)	1828/1855	1966		active
Bass Harbor Head Light	Mount Desert Island	44°13′18″N 68°20′14″W / 44.2218°N 68.3373°W / 44.2218; -68.3373 (Bass Harbor Head Light)		056 56 ft (17 m)	1858	1974		active
Bear Island Light	Bear Island	44°17′02″N 68°16′12″W / 44.2838°N 68.270°W / 44.2838; -68.270 (Bear Island Light)		033 33 ft (10 m)	1839/1889	1989[note 2]		active; private aid[note 2]
Blue Hill Bay Light	Green Island in Blue Hill Bay	44°14′56″N 68°29′52″W / 44.2489°N 68.4977°W / 44.2489; -68.4977 (Blue Hill Bay Light)[4]			1857		1935	inactive; light moved to adjacent skeleton tower
Boon Island Light	York	43°07′17″N 70°28′35″W / 43.1214°N 70.4764°W / 43.1214; -70.4764 (Boon Island Light)		137 137 ft (42 m)	1811/1855	1980		active
Browns Head Light	NW end of Vinalhaven Island	44°06′42″N 68°54′34″W / 44.1118°N 68.9095°W / 44.1118; -68.9095 (Browns Head Light)		039 39 ft (12 m)	1832/1857	1987		active
Burnt Coat Harbor Light	Hockamock Head on Swan's Island	44°08′03″N 68°26′50″W / 44.1341°N 68.4472°W / 44.1341; -68.4472 (Burnt Coat Harbor Light)		075 75 ft (23 m)	1872	1975		active
Burnt Island Light	Boothbay	43°49′31″N 69°38′25″W / 43.8252°N 69.6402°W / 43.8252; -69.6402 (Burnt Island Light)		061 61 ft (19 m)	1821	1981		active
Cape Elizabeth Lights	Cape Elizabeth at Casco Bay entrance	43°33′58″N 70°12′00″W / 43.5661°N 70.2001°W / 43.5661; -70.2001 (East Cape Elizabeth Light) (east tower) 43°33′51″N 70°12′09″W / 43.5642°N 70.2025°W / 43.5642; -70.2025 (Cape Elizabeth Light) (west tower)[note 3]		129 129 ft (39 m)	1828/1874	1963	1924 (west tower)	East tower active; west tower inactive
Cape Neddick Light	Cape Neddick, York	43°09′55″N 70°36′28″W / 43.1652°N 70.6078°W / 43.1652; -70.6078 (Cape Neddick Light)		088 88 ft (27 m)	1879	1987		active
Crabtree Ledge Light	Crabtree Neck in Frenchman Bay	44°28′12″N 68°12′11″W / 44.470°N 68.203°W / 44.470; -68.203 (Crabtree Ledge Light)[5]		037 37 ft (11 m)[6]	1890		1933	destroyed by storm in 1950[6]
Cuckolds Light The Cuckolds Light	Boothbay approach	43°46′46″N 69°39′00″W / 43.7795°N 69.6500°W / 43.7795; -69.6500 (The Cuckolds Light)		059 59 ft (18 m)	1907	1975		active
Curtis Island Light	Camden	44°12′05″N 69°02′56″W / 44.2014°N 69.0489°W / 44.2014; -69.0489 (Curtis Island Light)		052 52 ft (16 m)	1835/1896	1972		active
Deer Island Thorofare Light	Mark Island SSW of Stonington	44°08′04″N 68°42′12″W / 44.1344°N 68.7033°W / 44.1344; -68.7033 (Deer Island Thorofare Light)		052 52 ft (16 m)	1857	1958		active
Dice Head Light	Castine	44°22′58″N 68°49′07″W / 44.3827°N 68.8186°W / 44.3827; -68.8186 (Dice Head Light)		134 134 ft (41 m)	1829	1937[note 4][7]		active
Doubling Point Range Front Light	Arrowsic Island in the Kennebec River	43°52′58″N 69°47′45″W / 43.8828°N 69.7957°W / 43.8828; -69.7957 (Doubling Point Range Front Light)		018 18 ft (5.5 m)	1898	1980		active
Doubling Point Range Rear Light	Arrowsic Island in the Kennebec River	43°53′05″N 69°47′45″W / 43.8848°N 69.7957°W / 43.8848; -69.7957 (Doubling Point Range Rear Light)		033 33 ft (10 m)	1898	1980		active
Doubling Point Light	Kennebec River SW of Bath	43°52′57″N 69°48′24″W / 43.8825°N 69.8068°W / 43.8825; -69.8068 (Doubling Point Light)		023 23 ft (7.0 m)	1899	1988		active
Eagle Island Light	Penobscot Bay	44°13′03″N 68°46′04″W / 44.2176°N 68.7678°W / 44.2176; -68.7678 (Eagle Island Light)		023 23 ft (7.0 m)	1838/1858	1963		active
Egg Rock Light	entrance to Frenchman Bay near Winter Harbor	44°21′14″N 68°08′18″W / 44.3539°N 68.1383°W / 44.3539; -68.1383 (Egg Rock Light)		064 64 ft (20 m)	1875	1976		active
Fort Point Light	entrance to Penobscot River	44°28′02″N 68°48′42″W / 44.4671°N 68.8117°W / 44.4671; -68.8117 (Fort Point Light)		088 88 ft (27 m)	1837/1857	1988		active
Franklin Island Light	Muscongus Bay	43°53′32″N 69°22′29″W / 43.8921°N 69.3746°W / 43.8921; -69.3746 (Franklin Island Light)		057 57 ft (17 m)	1805/1855	1967		active
Goat Island Light	Cape Porpoise	43°21′28″N 70°25′30″W / 43.3579°N 70.4251°W / 43.3579; -70.4251 (Goat Island Light)		038 38 ft (12 m)	1835/1859	1990		active
Goose Rocks Light	North Haven	44°08′07″N 68°49′51″W / 44.1354°N 68.8307°W / 44.1354; -68.8307 (Goose Rocks Light)		051 51 ft (16 m)	1890	1963		active
Great Duck Island Light	Blue Hill Bay approaches	44°08′31″N 68°14′45″W / 44.1420°N 68.2458°W / 44.1420; -68.2458 (Great Duck Island Light)		067 67 ft (20 m)	1890	1986		active
Grindel Point Light	Islesboro	44°16′53″N 68°56′35″W / 44.2814°N 68.9431°W / 44.2814; -68.9431 (Grindel Point Light)		067 67 ft (20 m)	1850/1874	1934[note 5][8]		active
Halfway Rock Light	Casco Bay	43°39′21″N 70°02′12″W / 43.6558°N 70.0368°W / 43.6558; -70.0368 (Halfway Rock Light)		076 76 ft (23 m)	1871	1975		active
Hendricks Head Light	Sheepscot River entrance	43°49′21″N 69°41′23″W / 43.8226°N 69.6897°W / 43.8226; -69.6897 (Hendricks Head Light)		043 43 ft (13 m)	1829/1875	1951[note 6][9]		active
Heron Neck Light	Green's Island SW of Vinalhaven	44°01′30″N 68°51′44″W / 44.0251°N 68.8622°W / 44.0251; -68.8622 (Heron Neck Light)		092 92 ft (28 m)	1854	1982		active
Indian Island Light	Entrance to Rockport harbor	44°09′56″N 69°03′40″W / 44.1655°N 69.0610°W / 44.1655; -69.0610 (Indian Island Light)[10]			1850/1875		1934	inactive
Isle Au Haut Light	Robinson Point on Isle au Haut	44°03′53″N 68°39′05″W / 44.0647°N 68.6514°W / 44.0647; -68.6514 (Isle Au Haut Light)		048 48 ft (15 m)	1907	1934		active
Kennebunk Pier Light	Kennebunkport north pier			011 11 ft (3.4 m)	<1857		>1857	inactive
Libby Island Light	Machias Bay entrance	44°34′06″N 67°22′03″W / 44.5683°N 67.3674°W / 44.5683; -67.3674 (Libby Island Light)		091 91 ft (28 m)	1822/1848	1974		active
Little River Light	mouth of Little River SE of Cutler	44°39′03″N 67°11′32″W / 44.6509°N 67.1921°W / 44.6509; -67.1921 (Little River Light)		056 56 ft (17 m)	1846/1876	1974[note 7][2]		active
Lubec Channel Light	Lubec Channel S of Lubec	44°50′32″N 66°58′36″W / 44.8421°N 66.9766°W / 44.8421; -66.9766 (Lubec Channel Light)		053 53 ft (16 m)	1890	1968		active
Marshall Point Light	Port Clyde harbor entrance	43°55′03″N 69°15′41″W / 43.9174°N 69.2613°W / 43.9174; -69.2613 (Marshall Point Light)		030 30 ft (9.1 m)	1832/1857	1980		active
Matinicus Rock Light	Matinicus Rock S of Matinicus Island	43°47′01″N 68°51′18″W / 43.7835°N 68.8550°W / 43.7835; -68.8550 (Matinicus Rock Light)		090 90 ft (27 m)	1827/1857	1983		active; reduced from two towers to one in 1924[2]
Monhegan Island Light	Monhegan Island	43°45′53″N 69°18′57″W / 43.7648°N 69.3158°W / 43.7648; -69.3158 (Monhegan Island Light)		178 178 ft (54 m)	1824/1850	1959		active
Moose Peak Light	Mistake Island E of Great Wass Island	44°28′29″N 67°31′55″W / 44.4746°N 67.5320°W / 44.4746; -67.5320 (Moose Peak Light)		072 72 ft (22 m)	1827/1851	1972		active
Mount Desert Light	south of Mount Desert Island	43°58′07″N 68°07′42″W / 43.9686°N 68.1283°W / 43.9686; -68.1283 (Mount Desert Light)		075 75 ft (23 m)	1830/1847	1977		active
Narraguagus Light	Pond Island in Narraguagus Bay	44°27′22″N 67°49′52″W / 44.456°N 67.8312°W / 44.456; -67.8312 (Narraguagus Light)[11]		054 54 ft (16 m)[12]	1853		1934	inactive
Nash Island Light	southeast mouth of Pleasant Bay	44°27′51″N 67°44′50″W / 44.4643°N 67.7473°W / 44.4643; -67.7473 (Nash Island Light)[13]		051 51 ft (16 m)[14]	1838/1874	1958	1982	inactive
Owls Head Light	Owls Head in Penobscot Bay	44°05′32″N 69°02′38″W / 44.0922°N 69.0440°W / 44.0922; -69.0440 (Owls Head Light)		100 100 ft (30 m)	1826	1989		active
Pemaquid Point Light	Bristol	43°50′12″N 69°30′21″W / 43.8368°N 69.5058°W / 43.8368; -69.5058 (Pemaquid Point Light)		079 79 ft (24 m)	1827/1835	1934		active
Perkins Island Light	Perkins Island in the Kennebec River	43°47′12″N 69°47′07″W / 43.7868°N 69.7852°W / 43.7868; -69.7852 (Perkins Island Light)		041 41 ft (12 m)	1898	1959		active
Petit Manan Light	off Petit Manan Point S of Milbridge	44°22′03″N 67°51′52″W / 44.3676°N 67.8644°W / 44.3676; -67.8644 (Petit Manan Light)		123 123 ft (37 m)	1817/1855	1972		active
Pond Island Light	Pond Island at entrance to the Kennebec River	43°44′24″N 69°46′13″W / 43.7400°N 69.7703°W / 43.7400; -69.7703 (Pond Island Light)		052 52 ft (16 m)	1821/1855	1963		active
Portland Breakwater Light	South Portland	43°39′20″N 70°14′06″W / 43.6555°N 70.2349°W / 43.6555; -70.2349 (Portland Breakwater Light)		030 30 ft (9.1 m)	1855/1875	1934[note 8]		active; private aid[note 8]
Portland Head Light	Cape Elizabeth	43°37′23″N 70°12′28″W / 43.6231°N 70.2079°W / 43.6231; -70.2079 (Portland Head Light)		101 101 ft (31 m)	1791	1989		active
Prospect Harbor Point Light	Prospect Harbor	44°24′12″N 68°00′47″W / 44.4034°N 68.0130°W / 44.4034; -68.0130 (Prospect Harbor Point Light)		042 42 ft (13 m)	1850/1891	1951		active
Pumpkin Island Light	N entrance to Eggemoggin Reach in Penobscot Bay	44°18′33″N 68°44′34″W / 44.3092°N 68.7428°W / 44.3092; -68.7428 (Pumpkin Island Light)[15]			1854		1933	inactive
Ram Island Ledge Light	Casco Bay	43°37′53″N 70°11′15″W / 43.6315°N 70.1874°W / 43.6315; -70.1874 (Ram Island Ledge Light)		077 77 ft (23 m)	1905	1959		active
Ram Island Light	Ram Island S of Boothbay Harbor	43°48′14″N 69°35′57″W / 43.8038°N 69.5992°W / 43.8038; -69.5992 (Ram Island Light)		036 36 ft (11 m)	1883	1965		active
Rockland Harbor Breakwater Light	Rockland	44°06′14″N 69°04′39″W / 44.1040°N 69.0775°W / 44.1040; -69.0775 (Rockland Harbor Breakwater Light)		039 39 ft (12 m)	1827/1902	1964		active
Saddleback Ledge Light	Isle au Haut Bay, 3 miles west of Isle au Haut	44°00′52″N 68°43′35″W / 44.0144°N 68.7264°W / 44.0144; -68.7264 (Saddleback Ledge Light)		054 54 ft (16 m)	1839	1954		active
Saint Croix River Light	St. Croix River SE of Calais	45°07′42″N 67°08′02″W / 45.1282°N 67.1338°W / 45.1282; -67.1338 (Saint Croix River Light)		077 77 ft (23 m)[16]	1857/1901		1957	supplanted by skeleton tower; burned down in 1976
Seguin Light	Georgetown	43°42′27″N 69°45′29″W / 43.7075°N 69.7580°W / 43.7075; -69.7580 (Seguin Light)		180 180 ft (55 m)	1795/1857	1985		active
Spring Point Ledge Light	South Portland	43°39′08″N 70°13′26″W / 43.6521°N 70.2239°W / 43.6521; -70.2239 (Spring Point Ledge Light)		054 54 ft (16 m)	1897	1934		active
Squirrel Point Light	Arrowsic Island on the Kennebec River	43°48′59″N 69°48′09″W / 43.8165°N 69.8024°W / 43.8165; -69.8024 (Squirrel Point Light)		025 25 ft (7.6 m)	1898	1979		active
Tenants Harbor Light	Southern Island	43°57′40″N 69°11′05″W / 43.9611°N 69.1848°W / 43.9611; -69.1848 (Tenants Harbor Light)[17]		027 27 ft (8.2 m)[18]	1857		1933	inactive
Two Bush Island Light	W of Penobscot Bay entrance	43°57′51″N 69°04′26″W / 43.9642°N 69.0739°W / 43.9642; -69.0739 (Two Bush Island Light)		065 65 ft (20 m)	1897	1964		active
West Quoddy Head Light	Lubec	44°48′54″N 66°57′03″W / 44.8151°N 66.9507°W / 44.8151; -66.9507 (West Quoddy Head Light)		083 83 ft (25 m)	1808/1858	1988		active
Whaleback Light	Portsmouth Harbor	43°03′32″N 70°41′47″W / 43.0588°N 70.6963°W / 43.0588; -70.6963 (Whaleback Light)		059 59 ft (18 m)	1820/1872	1963		active
Whitehead Light	Whitehead Island at Penobscot Bay entrance	43°58′43″N 69°07′27″W / 43.9787°N 69.1243°W / 43.9787; -69.1243 (Whitehead Light)		075 75 ft (23 m)	1807/1852	1982		active
Whitlocks Mill Light	south bank St. Croix River E of Calais	45°09′45″N 67°13′39″W / 45.1626°N 67.2274°W / 45.1626; -67.2274 (Whitlocks Mill Light)		032 32 ft (9.8 m)	1892/1910	1969		active
Winter Harbor Light	Mark Island in Winter Harbor	44°21′41″N 68°05′15″W / 44.3614°N 68.0876°W / 44.3614; -68.0876 (Winter Harbor Light)[19]		037 37 ft (11 m)[19]	1856		1933	inactive
Wood Island Light	Biddeford Pool	43°27′25″N 70°19′45″W / 43.4569°N 70.3291°W / 43.4569; -70.3291 (Wood Island Light)		071 71 ft (22 m)	1808/1858	1986		active

Massachusetts

• "Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Massachusetts". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

Name	Location	Coordinates	Image	Focal Height	Built[note 9]	Automated	Deactivated	Status
Annisquam Harbor Light	Cape Ann	42°39′43″N 70°40′53″W / 42.6619°N 70.6815°W / 42.6619; -70.6815 (Annisquam Harbor Light)		045 45 ft (14 m)	1801/1897	1974		active
Bakers Island Light	Salem	42°32′11″N 70°47′09″W / 42.5364°N 70.7859°W / 42.5364; -70.7859 (Bakers Island Light)		111 111 ft (34 m)	1798/1820	1972		active; second tower removed in 1926
Billingsgate Island Light	Billingsgate Island W of Wellfleet	41°52′16″N 70°04′05″W / 41.871°N 70.068°W / 41.871; -70.068 (Billingsgate Island Light)[20]		040 40 ft (12 m)	1822/1858		1915	abandoned and destroyed by storm; replacement skeleton tower removed in 1922
Bird Island Light	Marion, Buzzards Bay	41°40′10″N 70°43′03″W / 41.6694°N 70.7174°W / 41.6694; -70.7174 (Bird Island Light)		037 37 ft (11 m)[21]	1819		1933-1997[note 10]	active; private aid
Bishop and Clerks Light	S of Hyannis	41°34′27″N 70°15′00″W / 41.5743°N 70.2501°W / 41.5743; -70.2501 (Bishop and Clerks Light)		059 59 ft (18 m)[2]	1858	1923	1928	demolished in 1952
Borden Flats Light	Fall River	41°42′16″N 71°10′28″W / 41.7044°N 71.1744°W / 41.7044; -71.1744 (Borden Flats Light)		047 47 ft (14 m)	1881	1963		active
Boston Light	Little Brewster Island in Boston Harbor	42°19′41″N 70°53′24″W / 42.3280°N 70.8901°W / 42.3280; -70.8901 (Boston Light)		102 102 ft (31 m)	1716/1783	1998		active
Brant Point Light	Nantucket	41°17′24″N 70°05′25″W / 41.2900°N 70.0903°W / 41.2900; -70.0903 (Brant Point Light)		026 26 ft (7.9 m)	1746/1901	1965		active
Brant Point Light (old)	Nantucket	41°17′23″N 70°05′33″W / 41.2898°N 70.0924°W / 41.2898; -70.0924 (Old Brant Point Light)[22]		046 46 ft (14 m)[23]	1856		1901	inactive
Broad Sound Channel Inner Range Front Light	Spectacle Island	42°19′40″N 70°59′03″W / 42.3278°N 70.9842°W / 42.3278; -70.9842 (Broad Sound Channel Inner Range Front Light)[24]		053 53 ft (16 m)[25]	1903[25]		1950s[25]	removed
Broad Sound Channel Inner Range Rear Light	Spectacle Island	42°19′39″N 70°59′07″W / 42.3275°N 70.9853°W / 42.3275; -70.9853 (Broad Sound Channel Inner Range Rear Light)[24]		070 70 ft (21 m)[25]	1903[25]		1950s[25]	removed
Butler Flats Light	New Bedford	41°36′11″N 70°53′38″W / 41.603°N 70.894°W / 41.603; -70.894 (Butler Flats Light)		025 25 ft (7.6 m)	1898	1978		active; private aid maintained by city
Buzzards Bay Entrance Light	entrance to Buzzards Bay	41°23′49″N 71°02′05″W / 41.3970°N 71.0347°W / 41.3970; -71.0347 (Buzzards Bay Entrance Light)		101 101 ft (31 m)[26]	1961	1980	1996	replaced with three-legged unmanned tower
Cape Ann Light	Thacher Island	42°38′12″N 70°34′30″W / 42.6368°N 70.5749°W / 42.6368; -70.5749 (Cape Ann Light (south))		166 166 ft (51 m)	1771/1861	1979		active
Cape Poge Light	Chappaquiddick Island, Martha's Vineyard	41°25′10″N 70°27′08″W / 41.4194°N 70.4523°W / 41.4194; -70.4523 (Cape Poge Light)[note 11]		065 65 ft (20 m)	1801/1893	1943		active
Chatham Light	Chatham harbor	41°40′17″N 69°57′01″W / 41.6713°N 69.9502°W / 41.6713; -69.9502 (Chatham Light)[note 12]		080 80 ft (24 m)	1808/1877	1982		active; second tower moved to Nauset Beach Light in 1923
Clarks Point Light	New Bedford	41°35′36″N 70°54′05″W / 41.5932°N 70.9014°W / 41.5932; -70.9014 (Clarks Point Light)		068 68 ft (21 m)[2]	1797/1869	2001[note 13]		active; private aid
Cleveland East Ledge Light	Falmouth	41°37′52″N 70°41′39″W / 41.6310°N 70.6942°W / 41.6310; -70.6942 (Cleveland East Ledge Light)		074 74 ft (23 m)	1943	1978		active
Cuttyhunk Light	Cuttyhunk Island	41°24′50″N 70°57′00″W / 41.414°N 70.950°W / 41.414; -70.950 (Cuttyhunk Light)			1823/1891		1947	replaced with skeleton light (discontinued 2005)[27]
Deer Island Light	entrance to Boston Harbor	42°20′24″N 70°57′16″W / 42.3399°N 70.9545°W / 42.3399; -70.9545 (Deer Island Light)		053 53 ft (16 m)[28]	1890	1960	1982	replaced with light on fiberglass post
Derby Wharf Light	Salem	42°30′59″N 70°53′01″W / 42.5165°N 70.8835°W / 42.5165; -70.8835 (Derby Wharf Light)		025 25 ft (7.6 m)	1871	1917[29]	1977-1983	active; administered by NPS
Dumpling Rocks Light	Buzzards Bay S of New Bedford	41°32′17″N 70°55′16″W / 41.538°N 70.921°W / 41.538; -70.921 (Dumpling Rocks Light)			1829/1889		1938	destroyed in the 1938 New England hurricane; replaced with skeleton tower
Duxbury Pier Light	Plymouth Harbor	41°59′15″N 70°38′55″W / 41.9874°N 70.6485°W / 41.9874; -70.6485 (Duxbury Pier Light)		035 35 ft (11 m)	1871	1961		active
East Chop Light	Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard	41°28′13″N 70°34′03″W / 41.4703°N 70.5675°W / 41.4703; -70.5675 (East Chop Light)		079 79 ft (24 m)	1869/1878	1934		active
Eastern Point Light	Gloucester, Cape Ann	42°34′49″N 70°39′52″W / 42.5802°N 70.6644°W / 42.5802; -70.6644 (Eastern Point Light)		057 57 ft (17 m)	1832/1890	1986		active
Edgartown Harbor Light	Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard	41°23′27″N 70°30′11″W / 41.3909°N 70.5031°W / 41.3909; -70.5031 (Edgartown Harbor Light)		045 45 ft (14 m)	1828/1939	1939		active
Egg Rock Light	Egg Rock near Nahant	42°25′59″N 70°53′53″W / 42.433°N 70.898°W / 42.433; -70.898 (Egg Rock Light)[30]		090 90 ft (27 m)[30]	1856/1897	1918[31]	1922	destroyed
Fairhaven Bridge Light	mounted on New Bedford – Fairhaven Bridge predecessor	41°38′21″N 70°55′03″W / 41.6392°N 70.9175°W / 41.6392; -70.9175 (Fairhaven Bridge Light)[note 14]			1888		1891	removed
Falmouth Inner Light	Falmouth	41°32′32″N 70°36′30″W / 41.5421°N 70.6083°W / 41.5421; -70.6083 (Falmouth Inner Light)						replaced with skeleton tower
Fort Pickering Light	Winter Island in Salem	42°31′35″N 70°51′59″W / 42.5264°N 70.8664°W / 42.5264; -70.8664 (Fort Pickering Light)		028 28 ft (8.5 m)	1871	1983	1969-1983	active; private aid
Gay Head Light	Aquinnah, Martha's Vineyard	41°20′54″N 70°50′06″W / 41.3484°N 70.8350°W / 41.3484; -70.8350 (Gay Head Light)		170 170 ft (52 m)	1799/1856	1960	1969-1983	active
Great Point Light	north end of Nantucket	41°23′25″N 70°02′54″W / 41.3902°N 70.0483°W / 41.3902; -70.0483 (Great Point Light)		071 71 ft (22 m)	1769/1986	1950s		active
Highland Light[note 15]	North Truro, Cape Cod	41°23′27″N 70°30′11″W / 41.3909°N 70.5031°W / 41.3909; -70.5031 (Highland Light)		170 170 ft (52 m)	1797/1857[32]	1987[32]		active
Hospital Point Range Front Light	Beverly	42°32′47″N 70°51′22″W / 42.5465°N 70.8560°W / 42.5465; -70.8560 (Hospital Point Range Front Light)		070 70 ft (21 m)	1872	1947		active
Hospital Point Range Rear Light	Beverly	42°32′54″N 70°52′43″W / 42.5483°N 70.8785°W / 42.5483; -70.8785 (Hospital Point Range Rear Light)		183 183 ft (56 m)	1927			active
Hyannis Front Range Light	on pier in Hyannis harbor	41°38′02″N 70°17′20″W / 41.634°N 70.289°W / 41.634; -70.289 (Hyannis Rear Range Light)[note 16]		020 20 ft (6.1 m)[33]	1885		1929	removed
Hyannis Rear Range Light[note 17]	Hyannis	41°38′10″N 70°17′19″W / 41.636°N 70.2885°W / 41.636; -70.2885 (Hyannis Rear Range Light)[34]		043 43 ft (13 m)[33]	1849		1929	inactive; part of private dwelling
Ipswich Range Front Light	S entrance to Plum Island Sound	42°41′10″N 70°45′54″W / 42.686°N 70.765°W / 42.686; -70.765 (Ipswich Range Front Light)(est)[35]		025 25 ft (7.6 m)[35]	1838/ca. 1867		1932	removed
Ipswich Range Rear Light[note 18]	S entrance to Plum Island Sound	42°41′07″N 70°45′58″W / 42.6853°N 70.7662°W / 42.6853; -70.7662 (Ipswich Range Rear Light)		042 42 ft (13 m)[35]	1838/1881		1938	tower moved to Edgartown Harbor Light; replaced with skeleton tower
Long Island Head Light	Long Island in Boston harbor	42°19′49″N 70°57′28″W / 42.3302°N 70.9577°W / 42.3302; -70.9577 (Long Island Head Light)		120 120 ft (37 m)	1819/1901[36]	1929[36]	1982-1985[36]	active
Long Point Light	Provincetown, Cape Cod	42°01′59″N 70°10′07″W / 42.0331°N 70.1687°W / 42.0331; -70.1687 (Long Point Light)		036 36 ft (11 m)	1827/1875	1952		active
Lovells Island Range Front Light	Lovells Island in Boston Harbor	42°19′58″N 70°55′49″W / 42.3328°N 70.9303°W / 42.3328; -70.9303 (Lovells Island Range Front Light)[2]		031 31 ft (9.4 m)[37]	1903		1939	demolished
Lovells Island Range Rear Light	Lovells Island in Boston Harbor	42°19′55″N 70°55′52″W / 42.3319°N 70.9311°W / 42.3319; -70.9311 (Lovells Island Range Rear Light)[2]		040 40 ft (12 m)[37]	1903		1939	demolished
Marblehead Light	Marblehead	42°30′19″N 70°50′01″W / 42.5054°N 70.8337°W / 42.5054; -70.8337 (Marblehead Light)[38]		130 130 ft (40 m)[38]	1831/1896	1960		active
Mayo Beach Light	Mayo Beach on Cape Cod	41°55′51″N 70°02′03″W / 41.9307°N 70.0343°W / 41.9307; -70.0343 (Mayo Beach Light)[39]			1838/1881		1922	tower moved to Point Montara Light in California; dwelling remains on site[39]
Minot's Ledge Light	Scituate	42°01′59″N 70°10′07″W / 42.0331°N 70.1687°W / 42.0331; -70.1687 (Minot's Ledge Light)		085 85 ft (26 m)	1850/1860	1947		active
Monomoy Point Light	Monomoy Island	41°33′32″N 69°59′38″W / 41.559°N 69.994°W / 41.559; -69.994 (Monomoy Point Light)[40]		047 47 ft (14 m)[40]	1823/1849		1923	inactive
Nantucket Beacon	S side of Nantucket	41°16′23″N 70°04′23″W / 41.273°N 70.073°W / 41.273; -70.073 ([Nantucket Beacon)[23][note 19]		024 24 ft (7.3 m)[23][note 19]	1820?/1856[23][note 20]		1880?[note 20]	removed
Nantucket Cliff Range Lights	N side of Nantucket W of the harbor	41°17′38″N 70°06′25″W / 41.294°N 70.107°W / 41.294; -70.107 ([Nantucket Cliff Range Lights)[41]			1838/1889[41]		1912[41]	inactive; incorporated into private house
Nantucket Harbor Range Front Light	Brant Point	41°17′23″N 70°05′32″W / 41.2898°N 70.0923°W / 41.2898; -70.0923 (Nantucket Harbor Range Front Light)		035 35 ft (11 m)	1908			active
Nantucket Harbor Range Rear Light	Brant Point	41°17′21″N 70°05′31″W / 41.2893°N 70.0919°W / 41.2893; -70.0919 (Nantucket Harbor Range Rear Light)		051 51 ft (16 m)	1908			active
Nauset Beach Light	North Eastham, Cape Cod	41°51′36″N 69°57′11″W / 41.860°N 69.953°W / 41.860; -69.953 (Nauset Beach Light)		120 120 ft (37 m)	1838/1877	1955		active; private aid
Ned Point Light	Mattapoisett	41°39′03″N 70°47′44″W / 41.6509°N 70.7956°W / 41.6509; -70.7956 (Ned Point Light)		041 41 ft (12 m)	1838	1923	1951-1963	active
Newburyport Harbor Light	Newburyport	42°48′55″N 70°49′08″W / 42.8152°N 70.8189°W / 42.8152; -70.8189 (Newburyport Harbor Light)		050 50 ft (15 m)	1788/1898	1951		active
Newburyport Harbor Front Range Light	Newburyport	42°48′41″N 70°51′53″W / 42.8115°N 70.8648°W / 42.8115; -70.8648 (Newburyport Harbor Front Range Light)[note 21][42]		037 37 ft (11 m)[43]	1873		1961	inactive
Newburyport Harbor Rear Range Light	Newburyport	42°48′42″N 70°51′58″W / 42.8116°N 70.8662°W / 42.8116; -70.8662 (Newburyport Harbor Rear Range Light)[44]		058 58 ft (18 m)[43]	1873		1961	inactive
Nobska Light	Woods Hole	41°30′57″N 70°39′18″W / 41.5158°N 70.6551°W / 41.5158; -70.6551 (Nobska Light)		087 87 ft (27 m)	1829/1876	1985		active
Old Scituate Light	Scituate	42°12′17″N 70°42′57″W / 42.2048°N 70.7158°W / 42.2048; -70.7158 (Scituate Light)		070 70 ft (21 m)[45]	1811	1995	1860-1994	active; private aid
Palmer Island Light	New Bedford	41°37′37″N 70°54′33″W / 41.6270°N 70.9091°W / 41.6270; -70.9091 (Palmer Island Light)		034 34 ft (10 m)[46]	1849	1941	1962-1998[46]	active; private aid
Plymouth Light	Gurnet Point at entrance to Plymouth Bay	42°00′13″N 70°36′02″W / 42.0037°N 70.6006°W / 42.0037; -70.6006 (Plymouth Light)		102 102 ft (31 m)	1768/1843	1986		active
Point Gammon Light	Point Gammon at entrance to Hyannis harbor	41°36′35″N 70°15′58″W / 41.6097°N 70.2662°W / 41.6097; -70.2662 (Point Gammon Light)[47]		070 70 ft (21 m)[48]	1816[48]	1858[48]		inactive; converted to observation tower
Race Point Light	Provincetown, Cape Cod	42°03′44″N 70°14′35″W / 42.0623°N 70.2430°W / 42.0623; -70.2430 (Race Point Light)		041 41 ft (12 m)	1816/1876	1978		active
Sandy Neck Light	Barnstable	41°43′23″N 70°16′52″W / 41.723°N 70.281°W / 41.723; -70.281 (Sandy Neck Light)			1827/1857		1931-2007[49][note 22]	active; private aid
Sankaty Head Light	Nantucket	41°17′04″N 69°57′58″W / 41.2844°N 69.9661°W / 41.2844; -69.9661 (Sankaty Head Light)		158 158 ft (48 m)	1850	1965		active
Spectacle Island Range Front Light	Spectacle Island	42°19′41″N 70°59′07″W / 42.3281°N 70.9853°W / 42.3281; -70.9853 (Spectacle Island Range Front Light)[24]		029 29 ft (8.8 m)[24]	1897	1913		removed
Spectacle Island Range Rear Light	Spectacle Island	42°19′39″N 70°59′04″W / 42.3275°N 70.9844°W / 42.3275; -70.9844 (Spectacle Island Range Rear Light)[24]		054 54 ft (16 m)[24]	1897	1913		removed
Stage Harbor Light	south of Chatham	41°39′31″N 69°59′01″W / 41.6587°N 69.9837°W / 41.6587; -69.9837 (Stage Harbor Light)[50]			1880		1933	inactive
Straitsmouth Island Light	Rockport	42°39′44″N 70°35′17″W / 42.6623°N 70.5881°W / 42.6623; -70.5881 (Straitsmouth Island Light)		046 46 ft (14 m)	1835/1896	1967		active
Tarpaulin Cove Light	Naushon Island	41°28′08″N 70°45′27″W / 41.4688°N 70.7575°W / 41.4688; -70.7575 (Tarpaulin Cove Light)		078 78 ft (24 m)	1759/1891	1941		active
Ten Pound Island Light	Gloucester	42°36′07″N 70°39′56″W / 42.6019°N 70.6656°W / 42.6019; -70.6656 (Ten Pound Island Light)		057 57 ft (17 m)	1821/1881	1934	1956-1989	active
The Graves Light	The Graves in Boston Harbor	42°21′54″N 70°52′09″W / 42.3649°N 70.8691°W / 42.3649; -70.8691 (The Graves Light)		098 98 ft (30 m)	1905	1976		active
Thacher Island North Light[note 23][1]	Thacher Island	42°38′22″N 70°34′30″W / 42.6394°N 70.575°W / 42.6394; -70.575 (Cape Ann Light (north)		162 166 ft (51 m)	1771/1861		1932-1988	active; private aid
The Three Sisters of Nauset	Cape Cod National Seashore near North Eastham	41°51′32″N 69°57′26″W / 41.859°N 69.9571°W / 41.859; -69.9571 (The Three Sisters of Nauset)[note 24][51]			1838/1892		1923	inactive; NPS exhibit[note 25]
West Chop Light	Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard	41°28′51″N 70°35′59″W / 41.4808°N 70.5998°W / 41.4808; -70.5998 (West Chop Light)		084 84 ft (26 m)	1818/1891	1976		active
West Dennis Light[note 26]	West Dennis	41°39′07″N 70°10′12″W / 41.652°N 70.170°W / 41.652; -70.170 (West Dennis Light)		044 44 ft (13 m)	1855		1914-1989[note 27]	active; private aid
Wing's Neck Light	Wings Neck on Buzzards Bay	41°40′49″N 70°39′40″W / 41.6802°N 70.6612°W / 41.6802; -70.6612 (Wing's Neck Light)			1849		1945	inactive
Wood End Light	Long Point in Provincetown	42°01′17″N 70°11′37″W / 42.0213°N 70.1935°W / 42.0213; -70.1935 (Wood End Light)		045 45 ft (14 m)	1864/1873	1960		active

New Hampshire

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Name	Image	Location	Coordinates	Year first lit	Automated	Year deactivated	Current Lens
Isles of Shoals Light		Isles of Shoals	42°58′02″N 70°37′23″W / 42.96722°N 70.62306°W / 42.96722; -70.62306 (Isles of Shoals Light)	1865	1987	Active	VLB-44 LED unit
Portsmouth Harbor Light		New Castle	43°04′15″N 70°42′30″W / 43.07083°N 70.70833°W / 43.07083; -70.70833 (Portsmouth Harbor Light)	1878	1960	Active	Fourth order Fresnel

Rhode Island

Connecticut

• See also "Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Connecticut". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 
• Note: All entries here show the current tower's status, for a more detailed list see the main article

Name	Image	Location	Coordinates	Year first lit	Automated	Year deactivated	Current Lens
Avery Point Light		Groton	41°31′N 72°06′W / 41.517°N 72.100°W / 41.517; -72.100 (Avery Point Light)	1944	Unknown	Active	LED
Black Rock Harbor Light		Fayerweather Island	41°08′N 73°13′W / 41.133°N 73.217°W / 41.133; -73.217 (Black Rock Harbor Light)	1823	Never automated	1932	Decorative light
Bridgeport Harbor Light		Bridgeport	41°09′N 73°10′W / 41.150°N 73.167°W / 41.150; -73.167 (Bridgeport Harbor Light)	1953	Never automated	Active	Unknown
Falkner Island Light		Guilford	41°12′43″N 72°39′12″W / 41.21194°N 72.65333°W / 41.21194; -72.65333 (Falkner Island Light)	1802	1978	Active	VLB-44
Five Mile Point		New Haven	41°14′56″N 72°54′14″W / 41.24889°N 72.90389°W / 41.24889; -72.90389 (Five Mile Point)	1847	Never automated	1877	None
Great Captain Island Light		Greenwich	40°58′56″N 73°37′22″W / 40.98222°N 73.62278°W / 40.98222; -73.62278 (Great Captain Island Light)	1868	1970	Active	FA-251 optic
Greens Ledge Light		Norwalk	41°02′30″N 73°26′38″W / 41.04167°N 73.44389°W / 41.04167; -73.44389 (Greens Ledge Light)	1902	1972	Active	VRB-25
Lynde Point Light		Old Saybrook	41°16′17″N 72°20′35″W / 41.27139°N 72.34306°W / 41.27139; -72.34306 (Lynde Point Light)	1839	1975	Active	Fifth order Fresnel lens
Morgan Point Light		Noank	41°18′59″N 71°59′21″W / 41.31639°N 71.98917°W / 41.31639; -71.98917 (Morgan Point Light)	1868	Never automated	1919	None
Mystic Seaport Light		Mystic	41°21′41″N 71°58′01″W / 41.36139°N 71.96694°W / 41.36139; -71.96694 (Mystic Seaport Light)	Unknown	Never automated	Active	Fourth order Fresnel lens
New London Harbor Light		New London	41°19′N 72°05′W / 41.317°N 72.083°W / 41.317; -72.083 (New London Harbor Light)	1801	1912	Active	Fourth order Fresnel lens
New London Ledge Light		New London	41°18′N 72°04′W / 41.300°N 72.067°W / 41.300; -72.067 (New London Ledge Light)	1909	1987	Active	VRB-25
Pecks Ledge Light		Norwalk	41°04′N 73°22′W / 41.067°N 73.367°W / 41.067; -73.367 (Pecks Ledge Light)	1906	1933	Active	VLB-44 (LED)
Penfield Reef Light		Fairfield	41°07′N 73°13′W / 41.117°N 73.217°W / 41.117; -73.217 (Penfield Reef Light)	1874	1971	Active	VRB-25
Saybrook Breakwater Light		Old Saybrook	41°15′N 72°20′W / 41.250°N 72.333°W / 41.250; -72.333 (Saybrook Breakwater Light)	1886	1959	Active	300 mm lens
Sheffield Island Light		Norwalk	41°02′N 73°25′W / 41.033°N 73.417°W / 41.033; -73.417 (Sheffield Island Light)	1868	Never automated	Active	Unknown
Southwest Ledge Light		New Haven	41°13′N 72°55′W / 41.217°N 72.917°W / 41.217; -72.917 (Southwest Ledge Light)	1877	1973	Active	VRB-25
Stamford Harbor Ledge Light		Stamford	41°00′N 73°32′W / 41.000°N 73.533°W / 41.000; -73.533 (Stamford Harbor Ledge Light)	1882	1953	Active	200 mm lens
Stonington Harbor Light		Stonington	41°19′N 71°54′W / 41.317°N 71.900°W / 41.317; -71.900 (Stonington Harbor Light)	1840	Never automated	1889	None
Stratford Point Light		Stratford	41°09′N 73°06′W / 41.150°N 73.100°W / 41.150; -73.100 (Stratford Point Light)	1881	1970	Active	190 mm lens
Stratford Shoal Light		Bridgeport	41°03′N 73°06′W / 41.050°N 73.100°W / 41.050; -73.100 (Stratford Shoal Light)	1877	1970	Active	VRB-25
Tongue Point Light		Bridgeport	41°09′N 73°10′W / 41.150°N 73.167°W / 41.150; -73.167 (Tongue Point Light)	1895	1954	Active	155 mm lens

Vermont

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• Note: All entries here show the current tower's status, more details can be found in the lighthouse articles

Name	Image	Location	Coordinates	Year first lit	Automated	Year deactivated	Current Lens
Burlington Breakwater Lights		Burlington		2003	2003	Active	Unknown
Colchester Reef Light		Shelburne		1871	Never automated	1933	Solar-powered beacon
Isle La Motte Light		Isle La Motte		1881	Unknown	1970s	Unknown
Juniper Island Light		South Burlington		1846	Never automated	1954	None
Maxfield Point Light		Orleans	N/A	1879	Unknown	Unknown	None
Newport Wharf Light		Orleans	N/A	1879	Unknown	Unknown	None
Windmill Point Light		Isle La Motte		1858	Unknown	Active	300 mm
Whipple Point Light		Orleans	N/A	1879	Unknown	1906	None

Mid-Atlantic

New York

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• Ambrose Light, Lower New York Bay
• Barber's Point Light, Lake Champlain
• Barcelona (Portland Harbor) Light, Portland Harbor, Lake Erie
• Blackwell Island Light, New York City
• Bluff Point Light, Valcour Island/Lake Champlain
• Braddock Point Light, Bogus Point, Lake Ontario
• Brewerton Range Rear, Oneida Lake
• Buffalo (main) Light, mouth of Buffalo River/Erie Canal, under skyway in downtown Buffalo
• Buffalo Harbor North and South entrance Lights
• Buffalo Intake Crib Light
• Buffalo North breakwater East end Light
• Buffalo North breakwater West end Light
• Cape Vincent breakwater East end Light
• Cayuga Inlet Light, Cayuga Lake
• Cayuga Inlet Breakwater Light, Cayuga Lake
• Cedar Island Light, East Hampton
• Clayton Light, Town of Clayton
• Cold Spring Harbor Light, north shore of Long Island
• Coney Island (Nortons Point) Light, New York Harbor main channel
• Cooperstown Marina, Cooperstown, Otsego Lake
• Coxsackie Light, Hudson River
• Crossover Island Light, St. Lawrence River
• Crown Point Light, Lake Champlain
• Cumberland Head Light, Cumberland Bay, Lake Champlain
• Dunkirk Light, Point Gratiot, Lake Erie
• Dunkirk Pierhead Light, Dunkirk harbor, Lake Erie
• Eatons Neck Light, Long Island
• East Charity Shoal Light, Cape Vincent
• Elm Tree Beacon Light
• Esopus Meadows (middle Hudson River) Light
• Execution Rocks Light, Long Island Sound
• Fairhaven Range Lights
• Fire Island Light, Fire Island
  

  Fire Island Light
• Fort Niagara Light, Niagara River south shore, Lake Ontario
• Fort Tompkins Light, Staten Island
• Fort Wadsworth Light, East bank of The Narrows
• Frenchman's Island, Oneida Lake
• Galloo Island Light, SW end of island in Lake Ontario
• Genesee (Charlotte-Genesee/Rochester) Light
• Genesee East Pier Light, Rochester Harbor
• Genesee North Pier Light, Rochester Harbor
• Grand Island Range Front Light
• Grand Island Range Rear Light
• Horseshoe Reef Light
• Horton Point Light, Long Island
• Hudson-Athens (Hudson city) Light, Middle Ground Flats, Hudson River
• Huntington Harbor Light, Huntington Bay, Long Island
• Kings Point Light
• Kingsborough Community College Light, Brooklyn
• Latimer Reef Light, Fishers Island Sound
• Little Gull Island Light, Long Island Sound
• Little Red Lighthouse (Jeffrey's Hook Lighthouse), Manhattan
• Orient Long Beach Bar Light, Orient Harbor
• Myers Point Light, Cayuga Lake
• Montauk Point Light, Montauk Point State Park
• Montauk Yacht Club Light
• New Dorp Light, Staten Island Swash Channel rear range
• North Brother Island Light
• North Dumpling Light, Fishers Island Sound
• Oak Orchard Light
• Ogdensburg Harbor Light, Light Point, St. Lawrence River
• Olcott Light, on Lake Ontario
• Old Field Point Light
• Old Orchard Shoal Light, Gedney Channel, Lower New York Bay
• Orient Point Light ("Coffee Pot"), Oyster Pond Reef, Plum Gut, Long Island
• Oswego Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse, mouth of Oswego River, Lake Ontario
• Plattsburg Beacon
• Plum Island Light
• Point Aux Roches Light, Lake Champlain
• Port of Genesee (Charlotte-Genesee) Light, Genesee River/Lake Ontario
• Barcelona (Portland Harbor) Light, south shore of Lake Erie
• Princes Bay Light, Staten Island
• Race Rock Light, Fishers Island
• Robbins Reef Light, west side main channel, Upper New York Bay
• Rock Island Light, St. Lawrence River/Lake Ontario
• Romer Shoal Light, actually in New Jersey, but the Coast Guard lists it in New York
• Rondout Creek (Kingston) light, Kingston Point, Hudson River
• Horse Island Light, Lake Ontario
• Sands Point Light
• Saugerties Light, Hudson River at Esopus Creek
• Selkirk (Salmon River) Light, Salmon River entrance, Lake Ontario
• Shinnecock Light, Ponquogue, Great West Bay
• Shoal Point Light, Fourth Lake, Adirondacks
• Sodus Outer Light, north end of west pier, entrance to Great Sodus Bay
• Sodus Point Light, Sodus Bay, Lake Ontario
• South Buffalo South Side Light, breakwater, south side of main south entrance to Buffalo harbor
• Split Rock Point Light, Whallon Bay, Lake Champlain
• Staten Island Light
• Statue of Liberty, Upper New York Bay
• Stepping Stones Light
• Stony Point (Henderson) Light, Henderson Bay, Lake Ontario
• Stony Point light, Hudson River
• Stuyvesant Light, Hudson River
• Sunken Rock Light, Bush Island, St. Lawrence River
• Tarrytown (Sleepy Hollow) Light, Hudson River, south of Kingsland
• Thirty Mile Point Light, Lake Ontario
• (Three) Sisters Island Light, St. Lawrence River
• Throgs Neck Light, New York City
• Tibbetts Point Light, St. Lawrence River, Lake Ontario
• Titanic Memorial, South Street Seaport, New York City
• Verona Beach (Sylvan Beach) Light, Oneida Lake
• West Bank Light, Ambrose Channel, Lower New York Bay (range front)
• Whitestone Point Light, Whitestone Point, southerly side of East River

New Jersey

• "Historic Light Station Information and Photography: New Jersey". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

List

Name	Image	Location	Coordinates	Year first lit	Automated	Year deactivated	Current Lens
Absecon Light		Atlantic City	39°21′58″N 74°24′51″W / 39.36611°N 74.41417°W / 39.36611; -74.41417 (Absecon Light)	1857	Never automated	1933	Decorative light
Barnegat Lighthouse		Barnegat Light		1857	1927	Active	VRB-25
Brandywine Shoal Light
Brigantine Lighthouse
Cape May Light
Chapel Hill Rear Range Light
Conover Beacon
Cross Ledge Light
East Point (Maurice River) Light
Elbow of Cross Ledge Light
Finns Point Range Light
Hereford Inlet Light
Ludlam's Beach Light
Miah Maull Shoal Light
Navesink Twin Lights
Robbins Reef Light
Romer Shoal Light
Sandy Hook Light
Sea Girt Light
Ship John Shoal Light
Tinicum Island Rear Range Light
Waackaack Rear Range Light

Pennsylvania

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• Erie Harbor North Pier Light, Presque Isle
• Erie Land Light, Erie
• Presque Isle Light, Presque Isle
• Turtle Rock Lighthouse, Philadelphia

In addition, Rowlett, Russ. "Lighthouses of the United States: Northwestern Pennsylvania". The Lighthouse Directory. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  lists:

• Erie Yacht Club
• Erie Harbor Pierhead (Presque Isle North Pier) (2)
• Erie Pierhead Light

Southeastern Pennsylvania Lighthouses

Schuylkill River Lighthouse

• Turtle Rock Light
• Delaware River Lighthouse
• Chester (Schooner Ledge) Range Rear (3)
• Chester (Schooner Ledge) Range Front (3)

Notable faux lighthouses:

• Sherman Memorial (Tionesta)

Lost lighthouses:

• Fort Mifflin Blockhouse
• Horseshoe Lower Range Front (1881-?), Horseshoe Upper Range Front (1881–1931), and Horseshoe Rear (1881–1920), Delaware River. ARLHS USA-384, 1132, and 385, respectively.
• Schooner Ledge Range Front (1880-about 1915), Delaware River. ARLHS USA-169.
• Schuylkill River Range Front and Schuylkill River Range Rear (1875-about 1912), mouth of Schuylkill River. ARLHS USA-1206 and 1207.

Delaware

• "Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Delaware". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

Name	Location	Coordinates	Image	Focal Height	Built[note 28]	Automated	Deactivated	Status
Baker Shoal Range Front Light	Port Penn	39°32′27″N 75°34′00″W / 39.5409°N 75.5666°W / 39.5409; -75.5666 (Baker Shoal Range Front Light)			1904		1924	Replaced with skeleton tower
Baker Shoal Range Rear Light	Port Penn	39°30′43″N 75°34′12″W / 39.5120°N 75.5699°W / 39.5120; -75.5699 (Baker Shoal Range Rear Light)		110 110 ft (34 m)	1904	1924[52]		Active
Bellevue Range Rear Light	Wilmington	39°43′13″N 75°31′04″W / 39.7203°N 75.5179°W / 39.7203; -75.5179 (Bellevue Range Rear Light)[53]		100 100 ft (30 m)[54]	1909	1934[53]	2001	Inactive
Cape Henlopen Beacon	Lewes	38°47′25″N 75°04′50″W / 38.7903°N 75.0806°W / 38.7903; -75.0806 (Cape Henlopen Beacon)[55]		045 45 ft (14 m)[55]	1825/1864[56]		1884[56]	demolished[56]
Cape Henlopen Light	Lewes	38°46′41″N 75°05′02″W / 38.778°N 75.084°W / 38.778; -75.084 (Cape Henlopen Light)[24]		126 126 ft (38 m)[24]	1769		1924	Destroyed by storm in 1926
Cherry Island Range Rear Light	near Edgemoor	39°45′43″N 75°29′24″W / 39.762°N 75.490°W / 39.762; -75.490 (Cherry Island Range Rear Light)[57]		120 120 ft (37 m)[57]	1880	unknown		replaced with skeleton tower; torn down ca. 1970
Christiana Light	north bank of the Christina River	39°43′19″N 75°31′12″W / 39.722°N 75.520°W / 39.722; -75.520 (Christiana Light)[58]		044 44 ft (13 m)[58]	1835[59]		1909[59]	demolished in 1935[59]
Christiana North Jetty Light	mouth of the Christina River	39°43′05″N 75°30′58″W / 39.718°N 75.516°W / 39.718; -75.516 (Christiana North Jetty Light)[58]		037 37 ft (11 m)[58]	1884[53]		unknown[note 29]	demolished
Delaware Breakwater East End Light	Lewes	38°47′50″N 75°06′01″W / 38.7972°N 75.1003°W / 38.7972; -75.1003 (Delaware Breakwater East End Light)		060 60 ft (18 m)	1885	1950	1996	inactive
Delaware Breakwater Range Front Light	Lewes	38°47′57″N 75°06′29″W / 38.7992°N 75.1081°W / 38.7992; -75.1081 (Delaware Breakwater Range Front Light)[60]		045 45 ft (14 m)[60]	1838/1849		1903	demolished in 1950
Delaware Breakwater Range Rear Light	Lewes	38°47′23″N 75°10′10″W / 38.7897°N 75.1694°W / 38.7897; -75.1694 (Delaware Breakwater Range Rear Light)[58]		103 103 ft (31 m)[58]	1881[61]		1918[61]	dismantled and re-erected as Gasparilla Island Light[61]
Fenwick Island Light	Fenwick Island	38°27′05″N 75°03′18″W / 38.4514°N 75.0550°W / 38.4514; -75.0550 (Fenwick Island Light)[62]		083 83 ft (25 m)	1859	1940	1978–1982	Active; private aid
Fourteen Foot Bank Light	Delaware Bay off Bowers Beach	39°02′54″N 75°10′56″W / 39.0482°N 75.1822°W / 39.0482; -75.1822 (Fourteen Foot Bank Light)		059 59 ft (18 m)	1887	1972		Active
Harbor of Refuge Light	Lewes	38°48′52″N 75°05′33″W / 38.8145°N 75.0924°W / 38.8145; -75.0924 (Harbor of Refuge Light)		072 72 ft (22 m)	1908/1925	1973		Active
Liston Range Front Light	Bay View Beach	39°28′57″N 75°35′30″W / 39.4825°N 75.5917°W / 39.4825; -75.5917 (Liston Range Front Light)[note 30]		045 45 ft (14 m)	1906	1976		Inactive; light moved to adjacent skeleton tower
Liston Range Rear Light	E of Biddles Corner	39°31′26″N 75°38′23″W / 39.5238°N 75.6397°W / 39.5238; -75.6397 (Liston Range Rear Light)		176 176 ft (54 m)	1906	1936[63]		Active
Mahon River Light	Port Mahon	39°11′06″N 75°24′03″W / 39.1850°N 75.4008°W / 39.1850; -75.4008 (Mahon River Light)		037 37 ft (11 m)	1831/1903		1955	replaced with skeleton tower; burned down in 1984
Marcus Hook Range Front Light	near Bellefonte	39°46′34″N 75°28′31″W / 39.7760°N 75.4754°W / 39.7760; -75.4754 (Marcus Hook Range Front Light)		081 81 ft (25 m)	1925			active
Marcus Hook Range Rear Light	Bellefonte	39°45′44″N 75°30′12″W / 39.7622°N 75.5032°W / 39.7622; -75.5032 (Marcus Hook Range Rear Light)		278 278 ft (85 m)	1915/1920	1950s		active
Mispillion Light	on the Mispillion River	38°56′51″N 75°18′56″W / 38.9475°N 75.3156°W / 38.9475; -75.3156 (Mispillion Light)		046 46 ft (14 m)[58]	1831/1873	1926	1929	replaced with skeleton tower; burned in 2002
New Castle Range Rear Light	near New Castle	39°38′54″N 75°35′56″W / 39.6482°N 75.5990°W / 39.6482; -75.5990 (New Castle Range Rear Light)		100 100 ft (30 m)	1876	1953		replaced by skeleton tower; original house burned in 1982
New Castle Range Front Light	near New Castle	39°38′33″N 75°35′43″W / 39.6424°N 75.5954°W / 39.6424; -75.5954 (New Castle Range Front Light)		056 56 ft (17 m)[note 31]	1876	1963		replaced by skeleton tower
Reedy Island Range Rear Light	near Taylors Bridge	39°24′23″N 75°35′25″W / 39.4065°N 75.5902°W / 39.4065; -75.5902 (Reedy Island Range Rear Light)		134 134 ft (41 m)	1910[64]	unknown		active

Maryland

• "Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Maryland". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

Name	Location	Coordinates[note 32]	Image	Focal Height	Built[note 33]	Automated	Deactivated	Status
Baltimore Harbor Light	Entrance to the Magothy River	39°03′33″N 76°23′56″W / 39.0592°N 76.3990°W / 39.0592; -76.3990		052 52 ft (16 m)	1908	1964		Active
Blakistone Island Light	St. Clement's Island	38°12′27″N 76°44′42″W / 38.2074°N 76.7449°W / 38.2074; -76.7449			1851	1932	1956	Destroyed by fire; reconstructed in 2008
Bloody Point Bar Light	off south end of Kent Island	39°50′02″N 76°23′30″W / 39.8338°N 76.3917°W / 39.8338; -76.3917		054 54 ft (16 m)	1882	1961		Active[note 34]
Bodkin Island Light	Off Bodkin Point at the mouth of the Patapsco River	39°08′02″N 76°25′37″W / 39.134°N 76.427°W / 39.134; -76.427		035 35 ft (11 m)	1822		1855	Destroyed
Cedar Point Light	Cedar Point at the mouth of the Patuxent River	38°17′57″N 76°23′10″W / 38.2992°N 76.3860°W / 38.2992; -76.3860		045 45 ft (14 m)	1896		1920	Destroyed
Choptank River Light	mouth of the Tred Avon River	38°39′20″N 76°11′08″W / 38.6555°N 76.1855°W / 38.6555; -76.1855			1871/1921		1964	Replaced with skeleton tower
Clay Island Light	mouth of Fishing Bay	38°14′02″N 75°58′12″W / 38.234°N 75.970°W / 38.234; -75.970		036 36 ft (11 m)	1832		1892	Destroyed
Cobb Point Bar Light[note 35]	in Potomac River south of Cobb Island	38°14′33″N 76°49′36″W / 38.2424°N 76.8266°W / 38.2424; -76.8266			1889		1940	Damaged in fire; replaced with skeleton tower
Concord Point Light	Havre De Grace	39°32′27″N 76°05′05″W / 39.5407°N 76.0848°W / 39.5407; -76.0848		036 36 ft (11 m)	1827	1920	1975	Inactive
Cove Point Light	south of Calvert Cliffs State Park	38°23′11″N 76°22′54″W / 38.3863°N 76.3817°W / 38.3863; -76.3817		038 38 ft (12 m)	1828	1986		Active
Craighill Channel Lower Range Front Light	Entrance to the Patapsco River	39°11′19″N 76°23′40″W / 39.1886°N 76.3945°W / 39.1886; -76.3945		022 22 ft (6.7 m)	1875	1964		Active
Craighill Channel Lower Range Rear Light	east of North Point State Park	39°13′45″N 76°23′39″W / 39.2291°N 76.3942°W / 39.2291; -76.3942		105 105 ft (32 m)	1875	1964		Active
Craighill Channel Upper Range Front Light	West of Fort Howard	39°11′50″N 76°26′54″W / 39.1971°N 76.4482°W / 39.1971; -76.4482		015 15 ft (4.6 m)	1886	1929		Active
Craighill Channel Upper Range Rear Light	East side of Sparrows Point	39°12′58″N 76°27′46″W / 39.2162°N 76.4627°W / 39.2162; -76.4627		064 64 ft (20 m)	1886	1929		Active
Drum Point Light	off Drum Point at the mouth of the Patuxent River; relocated to the Calvert Marine Museum	38°19′08″N 76°25′16″W / 38.319°N 76.421°W / 38.319; -76.421 (orig.); 38°19′52″N 76°27′47″W / 38.331°N 76.463°W / 38.331; -76.463 (current)		046 46 ft (14 m)	1883	1960	1962	Moved to museum
Fishing Battery Light	Fishing Battery Island	39°29′42″N 76°04′59″W / 39.495°N 76.083°W / 39.495; -76.083		032 32 ft (9.8 m)	1853	1939	1925	Abandoned and in ruins; replaced by skeleton tower[note 36]
Fog Point Light	Northwest tip of Smith Island	38°01′48″N 76°02′30″W / 38.0299°N 76.0417°W / 38.0299; -76.0417		040 40 ft (12 m)	1827		1875	Destroyed
Fort Carroll Light	Fort Carroll	39°12′53″N 76°31′12″W / 39.2147°N 76.5199°W / 39.2147; -76.5199			1854/1900	1920	1931	Abandoned
Fort Washington Light	Fort Washington Park on the Potomac River	38°42′43″N 77°02′13″W / 38.712°N 77.037°W / 38.712; -77.037		028 28 ft (8.5 m)	1857/1901[note 37]	1954		Active
Great Shoals Light	mouth of the Wicomico River	38°12′51″N 75°52′46″W / 38.2143°N 75.8794°W / 38.2143; -75.8794		037 37 ft (11 m)	1884		1966	Replaced with automated light
Greenbury Point Light (1st)[note 38]	Greenbury Point at the mouth of the Severn River	38°58′30″N 76°27′18″W / 38.975°N 76.455°W / 38.975; -76.455			1848		1891	Demolished
Greenbury Point Light (2nd)[note 38]	south of Greenbury Point at the mouth of the Severn River	38°58′05″N 76°27′14″W / 38.968°N 76.454°W / 38.968; -76.454		039 39 ft (12 m)	1892		1934	Replaced with automated light
Hawkins Point Light[note 39]	Hawkins Point on the south bank of the Patapsco River	39°12′28″N 76°31′57″W / 39.2079°N 76.5326°W / 39.2079; -76.5326		034 34 ft (10 m)	1868		1924	Replaced with skeleton tower
Holland Island Bar Light	south of Holland Island	38°04′07″N 76°05′45″W / 38.0687°N 76.0959°W / 38.0687; -76.0959			1889		1960	Replaced with automated light
Hooper Island Light	4 mi (6.4 km) west of Middle Hooper Island	38°15′22″N 76°15′00″W / 38.256°N 76.250°W / 38.256; -76.250		063 63 ft (19 m)	1902	1961		Active
Hooper Strait Light	originally in Hooper Strait north of Bloodsworth Island; relocated to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum	38°13′36″N 76°04′32″W / 38.2267°N 76.0756°W / 38.2267; -76.0756 (orig.); 38°47′15″N 76°13′09″W / 38.7875°N 76.2192°W / 38.7875; -76.2192 (current)			1867	1954	1966	Moved to museum
Janes Island Light	Tangier Sound	37°57′48″N 75°55′07″W / 37.9633°N 75.9185°W / 37.9633; -75.9185		038 38 ft (12 m)	1867/1879		1935	Replaced with automated light
Lazaretto Point Light	Lazaretto Point in Baltimore harbor	39°15′44″N 76°34′17″W / 39.2622°N 76.5715°W / 39.2622; -76.5715		031 31 ft (9.4 m)	1831	1916	1926	Replaced with skeleton tower; replica constructed in 1985
Leading Point Light[note 40]	Leading Point on the south bank of the Patapsco River	39°12′49″N 76°33′06″W / 39.2137°N 76.5518°W / 39.2137; -76.5518		034 34 ft (10 m)	1868		1924	Replaced with skeleton tower
Love Point Light	off northern tip of Kent Island	39°03′14″N 76°17′25″W / 39.0539°N 76.2904°W / 39.0539; -76.2904			1872	1953	1964	Replaced with automated light
Lower Cedar Point Light	Potomac River south of the US 301 bridge	38°20′24″N 76°59′35″W / 38.340°N 76.993°W / 38.340; -76.993			1867		1951	Replaced with automated light
Maryland Point Light	Potomac River east of Fairview Beach, Virginia	38°20′58″N 77°11′51″W / 38.3495°N 77.1975°W / 38.3495; -77.1975			1892	1954	1963	Replaced with automated light
Mathias Point Light	Potomac River opposite mouth of Port Tobacco River	38°24′18″N 77°02′34″W / 38.4051°N 77.0428°W / 38.4051; -77.0428			1876	1951	1961	Replaced with automated light
North Point Range Light (front)	Off Fort Howard on the Patapsco River	39°11′38″N 76°26′31″W / 39.1940°N 76.4419°W / 39.1940; -76.4419 (east light)		034 34 ft (10 m)	1822		1873	Demolished; superseded by Craighill Channel ranges
North Point Range Light (rear)	Off Fort Howard on the Patapsco River	39°11′50″N 76°26′54″W / 39.1971°N 76.4482°W / 39.1971; -76.4482		040 40 ft (12 m)	1822		1873	Demolished; superseded by Craighill Channel ranges
Piney Point Light	Piney Point on the Potomac River	38°08′08″N 76°31′47″W / 38.1355°N 76.5297°W / 38.1355; -76.5297		035 35 ft (11 m)	1836		1964	Inactive/museum
Point Lookout Light	Point Lookout at the mouth of the Potomac River	38°02′19″N 76°19′20″W / 38.0387°N 76.3221°W / 38.0387; -76.3221		041 41 ft (12 m)	1830[note 41]		1966	Inactive
Point No Point Light	off west shore of the Chesapeake Bay north of the Potomac River	38°07′41″N 76°17′24″W / 38.128°N 76.29°W / 38.128; -76.29		052 52 ft (16 m)	1905	1938		Active
Pooles Island Light	Pooles Island off Aberdeen Proving Ground	39°16′44″N 76°16′12″W / 39.279°N 76.270°W / 39.279; -76.270		038 38 ft (12 m)	1825	1918	1939	Inactive
Ragged Point Light	of Ragged Point in the Potomac River	38°09′16″N 76°36′05″W / 38.1544°N 76.6014°W / 38.1544; -76.6014			1910		1962	Replaced with automated light
Sandy Point Shoal Light	off Sandy Point near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge	39°00′58″N 76°23′06″W / 39.016°N 76.385°W / 39.016; -76.385		051 51 ft (16 m)	1883	1963		Active
Seven Foot Knoll Light	mouth of the Patapsco River; relocated to the Baltimore Inner Harbor	39°09′18″N 76°24′33″W / 39.1551°N 76.4091°W / 39.1551; -76.4091 (orig.); 39°17′01″N 76°36′19″W / 39.2836°N 76.6054°W / 39.2836; -76.6054 (current)		040 40 ft (12 m)	1855	1949	1988	Moved to shore display
Sharkfin Shoal Light	Tangier Sound northeast of Bloodsworth Island	38°12′07″N 75°59′12″W / 38.2020°N 75.9868°W / 38.2020; -75.9868		044 44 ft (13 m)	1892		1964	Replaced with automated light
Sharps Island Light	southwest of Tilghman Island	38°38′21″N 76°22′33″W / 38.6391°N 76.3758°W / 38.6391; -76.3758[65]		035 35 ft (11 m)	1838/1866/1882	1938	2010[66]	Inactive[note 42]
Solomons Lump Light	Kedges Straits North of Smith Island	38°02′53″N 76°00′54″W / 38.0481°N 76.0150°W / 38.0481; -76.0150		047 47 ft (14 m)	1875/1895	1950		Active[note 43]
Somers Cove Light	Little Annemessex River southwest of Crisfield	37°57′59″N 75°52′39″W / 37.9665°N 75.8775°W / 37.9665; -75.8775			1867		1932	Replaced with automated light
Thomas Point Shoal Light	off Thomas Point at the mouth of the South River	38°53′56″N 76°26′10″W / 38.899°N 76.436°W / 38.899; -76.436		043 43 ft (13 m)	1875	1986		Active
Turkey Point Light	Turkey Point in Elk Neck State Park	39°27′00″N 76°00′32″W / 39.450°N 76.009°W / 39.450; -76.009		129 129 ft (39 m)	1835	1947	2000-2002	Active[note 44]
Upper Cedar Point Light	west of Matthias Point in the Potomac River	38°24′10″N 77°04′57″W / 38.4027°N 77.0826°W / 38.4027; -77.0826			1867		1963	Replaced with automated light[note 45]

Mid-West

Illinois

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Illinois". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Chicago Harbor Light (1893), Chicago (still in use)
• Grosse Point Light (1873), Evanston (currently a private navigation aid) (museum)
• Waukegan Harbor Light , Waukegan (currently an aid to navigation)

Indiana

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Indiana". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Buffington Harbor Breakwater Light
• Calumet Harbor Light
• Calumet Harbor Breakwater South End
• Calumet Pierhead
• Gary Harbor Breakwater Light, Gary
• Gary West Breakwater
• Indiana Harbor East Breakwater Light
• Michigan City Breakwater
• Michigan City East Light (1858 and 1904), Michigan City, pierhead; Light still in use, old tower is a museum
• Michigan City East Pierhead
• Michigan City West Pierhead
• Old Michigan City Light, Michigan City

Notable faux lighthouses:

• Cooper Memorial (1997), on the Prairie Creek Reservoir near Muncie, is an active light but does not meet the Directory's size standard for a lighthouse.
• Gloryland Lighthouse, near New Castle, is not on navigable water.

Michigan

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Michigan". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office.  The Michigan.gov website has a Map of Michigan Lighthouses in PDF format.

• Alpena Light, Alpena
• Au Sable Light
• Au Sable North Pierhead Light
• Beaver Island (Beaver Head) Light, southern tip of Beaver Island
• Beaver Island Harbor Light, northern end of Beaver Island
• Belanger Park (Mariners Memorial) Light
• Bete Grise (Mendota) Light
• Big Bay Point Light
• Big Sable Point (Grande Point au Sable) Light, north of Ludington
  

  Big Sable Light
• Bois Blanc Island Light
• Cedar River Light
• Charity Island Light
• Charlevoix South Pier Light, Charlevoix
• Cheboygan Crib Light
• Cheboygan River Light
• Clinton River Light
• Copper Harbor Front Range Light, Copper Harbor
• Copper Harbor Light, Copper Harbor
• Copper Harbor Rear Range Light, Copper Harbor
• Crisp Point Light
• De Tour Reef Light
• Detroit Light
• Detroit River (Bar Point Shoal) Light
• Eagle Harbor Light, Eagle Harbor
• Eagle Harbor Rear Range Light, Eagle Harbor
• Eagle River Light, Eagle River
• Ecorse Light
• Ecorse Range Rear Light
• Fort Gratiot Light, Port Huron
• Forty Mile Point Light
• Fourteen Foot Shoal Light
• Fourteen Mile Light
• Frankfort North Breakwater Light, Frankfort
• Frying Pan Island Light relocated to Sault Ste. Marie
• Gibraltar Light
• Grand Haven South Pierhead Entrance Light, Grand Haven
• Grand Haven South Pierhead Inner Light, Grand Haven
• Grand Island East Channel Light
• Grand Island Harbor Rear Range Light
• Grand Island North Light
• Grand Marais Inner Range Light
• Grand Marais Outer Range Light
• Grand Traverse Light, Northport
• Granite Island Light, 12 miles northwest of Marquette
• Grassy Island North Channel Range Light
• Grassy Island South Channel Range Light
• Gravelly Shoal Light
• Gray's Reef Light, offshore, east of Beaver Island
• Grosse Ile North Channel Front Range Light
• Grosse Isle South Channel Range Light
• Gull Rock Light Station
• Harwood Point East Range Front Light
• Harbor Beach Light
• Holland Harbor Light (Big Red), near Holland
  

  Holland Harbor Light, also called Big Red near Holland, Michigan
• Huron Island Light
• Huron Lightship, Port Huron, Michigan
• Ile aux Galets Light, see Skillagalee Island (Ile aux Galets) Light
• Isle Royale (Menagerie Island) Light, Isle Royale National Park
• Keweenaw Waterway Upper Entrance Light
• Keweenaw Waterway Lower Entrance Light
• Lake St. Clair Light
• Lansing Shoals Light
• Little Sable Point (Petite Point au Sable) Light, south of Pentwater
• Little Traverse Light
  

  Waugoshance Light
• Ludington Light, Ludington
• Mackinac Point Light, Mackinaw City
• Mama Juda Light, destroyed, Detroit River, Detroit
• Mama Juda Range Front Light
• Manistee Light, Manistee
• Manistee North Pierhead Light, Manistee
• Manistique East Breakwater Light, Manistique
• Manitou Island Light Station
• Manning Memorial Light
• Mariners Memorial (River Rouge) Light
• Marquette Breakwater Outer Light
• Marquette Harbor Light
• Martin Reef Light
• McGulpin's Point Light
• Menagerie Island Light, see Isle Royale (Menagerie Island) Light
• Mendota Light, see Bete Grise (Mendota) Light
• Menominee North Pier Light
• Middle Island Light
• Middle Lake George
• Minneapolis Shoal Light
• Mission Point Light, deactivated, replaced by offshore light tower
• Monroe Pier Light
• Munising Front Range Light, Munising
• Munising Rear Range Light, Munising
• Muskegon Pier Light, Muskegon
• Muskegon Breakwater Light, Muskegon
• Naubinway Island Light
• New Buffalo Light
• Ninth District Light
• North Manitou Island Light
• North Manitou Shoal Light, offshore east of North Manitou Island
• Old Mackinac Point Light
• Old Mission Point Light, alternate name for Mission Point Light
• Ontonagon Harbor West Pierhead Light, Ontonagon
• Ontonagon Light, Ontonagon
• Passage Island Light, Isle Royale National Park
• Peche Island Light, relocated from Peche Island to Marine City
• Peninsula Point Light
• Pipe Island Light
• Poe Reef Light
• Point Betsie (Point aux Becs Scies) Light, Frankfort
• Point Iroquois Light
• Pointe aux Barques Light
• Port Austin Light
• Port Sanilac Light
• Portage River (Jacobsville Light)
• Poverty Island Light, Poverty Island south of Fairport
• Presque Isle Front Range Light
• Presque Isle Harbor Breakwater Light
• Presque Isle Light (New), Presque Isle
• Presque Isle Light (Old), Presque Isle
• Presque Isle Rear Range Light
• Rock Harbor Light, Isle Royale National Park
• Rock of Ages Light, Isle Royale National Park
• Rouleau Point Range Front and Rear Lights
• Round Island Light, Round Island
  

  Round Island Lighthouse
• Round Island Light, St. Mary's River
• Round Island Passage Light
• Round Island Rear Light
• Saginaw Bay Light
• Saginaw River Rear Range Light
• Sand Beach North Entrance East Light
• Sand Hills Light
• Sand Point Light, Escanaba
• Sand Point Light, Baraga
• Saugatuck Light, Saugatuck
• Seul Choix Point Light, Gulliver
• Six Mile Point Range Rear Light
• Skillagalee Island (Ile aux Galets) Light, Ile Aux Galets
• South Fox Island Light, South Fox Island
• South Haven South Pier Light, South Haven
• South Manitou Island Light, part of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
• Spectacle Reef Light
• Squaw Point Light
• Squaw Island Light, Squaw Island
• St. Clair Flats South Channel Front Range Light
• St. Clair Flats South Channel Rear Range Light
• St. Helena Island Light, west of the Straits of Mackinac
• St. James Light, see Beaver Island Harbor Light
• St. Joseph North Pier Inner Light
  

  White Shoal Light
• St. Joseph North Pier Outer Light
• St. Martin Island Light
• St. Mary's River Lower Range Front Light
• Stannard Rock Light
• Sturgeon Point Light
• Tawas Point Light
• Thunder Bay Island Light
• Tri-Centennial Light of Detroit
• Vidal Shoals Channel Range Front and Rear Lights
• Waugoshance Light
• White River Light, Whitehall
• White Shoal Light, west of Mackinaw City
• Whitefish Point Light
• William Livingstone Memorial Light^[67]
• Windmill Point Light
• Windmill Point Range Front and Rear Lights
• Winter Point Range Front Light

Minnesota

• Duluth North Pier Light, Duluth
• Duluth South Breakwater Outer Light, Duluth
• Duluth South Breakwater Inner Light, Duluth
• Grand Marais Light, Grand Marais
• Minnesota Point Light, Duluth
• Split Rock Light, Beaver Bay
• Two Harbors Light, Two Harbors

Nebraska

• Linoma Lighthouse, near Gretna
• Lake Minatare Lighthouse, near Scottsbluff

Ohio

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Ohio". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Ashtabula Harbor Light, Ashtabula
• Cedar Point Light, Sandusky
• Cleveland west breakwater/East pierhead Lights, Cleveland
• Cleveland east entrance Light, Cleveland
• Conneaut west Light, Conneaut
• Grand Lake St. Marys Lighthouse, Celina
• Grand River (Fairport Harbor) Light, Fairport Harbor
• Fairport Harbor West Breakwater Light, Fairport Harbor
• Green Island Light, Green Island
• Huron Harbor Light, Huron
• Lorain West Breakwater Light, Lorain
• Marblehead Light, Marblehead
• Port Clinton Light, Port Clinton
• Sandusky Harbor Light, Sandusky
• South Bass Island Light, South Bass Island
• Toledo Harbor Light, Toledo Harbor
• Turtle Island Light
• Vermilion Light, Vermilion
• West Sister Island Light

Wisconsin

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Wisconsin". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Algoma Light, Algoma, Kewaunee County
• Apostle Islands Lighthouses
• Ashland Harbor Breakwater Lighthouse, Ashland, Ashland County
• Baileys Harbor Lighthouse, Baileys Harbor, Door County
• Baileys Harbor Range Lights, Baileys Harbor, Door County
• Boyer Bluff Light, Door County
• Cana Island Lighthouse, near Baileys Harbor, Door County
• Chambers Island Lighthouse, Chambers Island, Door County
• Chequamegon Point Lighthouse, Long Island, Apostle Islands, Ashland County
• Devils Island Lighthouse, Devils Island, Apostle Islands, Ashland County
• Eagle Bluff Lighthouse, Ephraim, Door County
• Fond du Lac Lighthouse, Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County
• Grassy Island Range Lights, relocated to Green Bay Yacht Club
• Green Bay Harbor Entrance Light
• Green Island Light
• Gull Island Light, Gull Island, Ashland County
• Kenosha North Pier Lighthouse, Kenosha, Kenosha County
• Kenosha Light, Kenosha, Kenosha County
• Kevich Light, Ozaukee County
• Kewaunee Pierhead Lighthouse, Kewaunee, Kewaunee County
• La Pointe Lighthouse, Apostle Islands, Ashland County
• Long Tail Point Light, Green Bay, Brown County
• Manitowoc Breakwater Lighthouse, Manitowoc, Manitowoc County
• Michigan Island Lighthouse, Apostle Islands, Ashland County
• Milwaukee Pierhead Light, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Breakwater Lighthouse, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• Neenah Light, Neenah, Winnebago County
• North Point Lighthouse, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County
• Outer Island Lighthouse, Apostle Islands, Ashland County
• Peshtigo Reef Light, Green Bay east of Peshtigo Point, Marinette County
• Pilot Island Lighthouse, near Gills Rock, Door County
• Plum Island Range Lights, near Gills Rock, Door County
• Port Washington Light, Port Washington, Ozaukee County
• Potawatomi Lighthouse aka Rock Island Light, Rock Island State Park, Door County
• Racine Harbor Light, Racine
• Racine North Breakwater Light, Racine
• Raspberry Island Lighthouse, Apostle Islands, Bayfield County
• Rawley Point Lighthouse, Manitowoc County
• Rockwell Light, Oshkosh, Winnebago County
• Sand Island Lighthouse, Apostle Islands, Bayfield County
• Sheboygan Breakwater Light, Sheboygan, Sheboygan County
• Sherwood Point Lighthouse, near Sturgeon Bay, Door County
• Sturgeon Bay Canal Lighthouse, Sturgeon Bay, Door County
• Sturgeon Bay Canal North Pierhead Light, Sturgeon Bay, Door County
• Tail Point Light: see Long Tail Point Light
• Two Rivers Light, Two Rivers, Manitowoc County
• Wind Point Lighthouse, Racine, Racine County
• Wisconsin Point Lighthouse, Superior, Douglas County

Pacific

Alaska

Listed here are 18 lights. The article List of lighthouses in Alaska includes 16 Alaskan lighthouses listed by the US Coast Guard (at "Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Alaska". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. ). There are 14 Alaska lighthouses (counting a lightship and a minor light not listed by the USCG) listed at Lighthouse Friends. None are located north of the Aleutian Islands.

Aleutian Islands up to Anchorage

• Cape Sarichef Light, Unimak pass through Aleutian islands
• Scotch Cap Light, Unimak Island

South Alaska east of Anchorage

• Minor light of Alaska - Odiak Pharos^[68]
• Cape Hinchinbrook Light, Prince William Sound
• Cape St. Elias Light, Kayak Island^[69]

Alaska panhandle, southeast Alaska

• Cape Spencer Light, Cross Sound
• Point Retreat Light, Admiralty Island
• Eldred Rock Light, Lynn Canal
• Fairway Island Light, Peril Strait
• Point Sherman Light, Lynn Canal^[70]
• Sentinel Island Light, Lynn Canal
• Five Finger Islands Light, Frederick Sound
• Tree Point Light, Revillagigedo Channel
• Guard Island Light, Clarence Strait^[71]
• Lincoln Rocks Light, Clarence Strait
• Lightship Umatilla WLV-196, located near Ketchikan^[72]
• Cape Decision Light, Kuiu Island
• Mary Island Light, Mary Island^[73]

Washington

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Washington". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Admiralty Head Light, Whidbey Island
• Alki Point Light, West Seattle
• Browns Point Light, Browns Point
• Burrows Island Light, Anacortes
• Cape Disappointment Light
• Cape Flattery Light, Neah Bay
• Cattle Point Light, San Juan Island
• Clover Island Light, Kennewick
• Destruction Island Light
• Dofflemyer Point Light
• Ediz Hook Light
• Grays Harbor Light, Westport
• Lime Kiln Light, San Juan Island
• Marrowstone Point Light, Fort Flagler
• Mukilteo Light, Mukilteo
• New Dungeness Light, Sequim
• North Head Light, Ilwaco
• Patos Island Light, San Juan Islands
• Point No Point Light, Hansville
• Point Roberts Light, Point Roberts
• Point Robinson Light, Vashon Island
• Point Wilson Light, Port Townsend
• Semiahmoo Harbor Light, Port Blaine
• Slip Point Light, Clallam Bay
• Turn Point Light, Stuart Island
• West Point Light, Seattle

Oregon

• Cape Arago Light, Coos County
• Cape Blanco Light, Curry County
• Cape Meares Light, Tillamook County
• Cleft of the Rock Light, private
• Coquille River Light, Coos County
• Desdemona Sands Light, Clatsop County
• Heceta Head Light, Lane County
• Lightship Columbia, Clatsop County (now a museum ship, previously anchored outside three mile zone)
• Point Adams Light, demolished
• Port of Brookings Light, private
• Tillamook Rock Light, Clatsop County
• Umpqua River Light, Douglas County
• Warrior Rock Light, on Sauvie Island in the Columbia River
• Willamette River Light, mouth of the Willamette River at the Columbia River
• Yaquina Bay Light, Newport
• Yaquina Head Light, Lincoln County

California

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: California". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Alcatraz Island Light, San Francisco
• Anacapa Island Light, entrance to Santa Barbara Channel
• Angel Island Light, see Point Blunt Light or Point Stuart Light
• Año Nuevo Island Light
• Ballast Point Light, Point Loma, San Diego Harbor entrance
• Battery Point Light, Crescent City
• Cape Mendocino Light
• Carquinez Strait Light, near Vallejo
• East Brother Island Light, Richmond, off Point San Pablo
• Farallon Island Light, Southeast Farallon Island
• Fort Point Light, entrance to San Francisco Harbor, directly beneath the south anchorage of the Golden Gate Bridge
• Humboldt Harbor Light
• Lime Point Light, entrance of San Francisco Bay, adjacent to the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito
• Long Beach Light
• Los Angeles Harbor Light, San Pedro Breakwater, Angels Gate
• Mare Island Light, north shore of San Pablo Bay at the entrance to Carquinez Strait; nearest town or city is Vallejo
• Mark Abbott Memorial Light, Santa Cruz
• Mile Rocks Light, southwest of the Golden Gate Bridge
• Oakland Harbor Light, Embarcadero Cove, Oakland
• Piedras Blancas Light Station, northern entrance to San Simeon bay
• Pigeon Point Light, Pescadero, southern approach to San Francisco Bay
• Point Arena Light, two miles north of Point Arena
• Point Arguello Light, Santa Barbara Channel
• Point Blunt Light, Angel Island, San Francisco Bay
• Point Bonita Light, Marin Headlands, San Francisco Bay entrance near Sausalito
• Point Cabrillo Light, Mendocino, between Point Arena and Cape Mendocino
• Point Conception Light, Point Conception
• Point Diablo Light, west of the Golden Gate Bridge
• Point Fermin Light, San Pedro
• Point Hueneme Light, Santa Barbara Channel
• Point Knox Light
• Point Loma Light (old), San Diego
• Point Loma Light (new), San Diego
• Point Montara Light
• Point Pinos Light, Pacific Grove

• Point Reyes Light, Point Reyes
• Point San Luis Light, near San Luis Obispo, Avila Beach, and Diablo Canyon Power Plant
• Point Stuart Light Angel Island San Francisco California
• Point Sur Light
• Point Vicente Light, Palos Verdes
• Punta Gorda Light, south of Cape Mendocino
• Roe Island Light, Suisun Bay
• Rubicon Point Light, Lake Tahoe; highest elevation American lighthouse
• Santa Barbara Light
• Santa Cruz Breakwater Light
• Santa Cruz Harbor Light (see Walton Light)
• Southampton Shoal Light, in San Francisco Bay
• St. George Reef Light, near Crescent City
• Sugar Pine Point Light, Lake Tahoe
• Table Bluff Light, Humboldt Bay
• Trinidad Head Light
• Walton Light (also known as Santa Cruz Harbor Light), Santa Cruz
• Yerba Buena Light, in San Francisco Bay

Hawaii

Fifteen lighthouses in Hawaii are associated with the U.S. Coast Guard.^[74] Including minor lights, there are 43 lights in total, listed at LighthouseFriends.Com's list of Hawaii lighthouses.

(intended to be ordered from northwest to southeast, partially so ordered):

Kuaui

• Kilauea Point Light, Kilauea, Hawaii (northern-most point in state of Hawaii)
• Nawiliwili Harbor Light (Ninini Point)
• Minor light at Hanapepe^[75]
• Minor light at Kahala Point^[76]
• Minor light at Kokole^[77]
• Kuki'i Point Light, a minor light^[78]
• Minor light at Makahu'ena Point^[79]
• Minor light at Nohili Point^[80]

Molokai

• Moloka'i Light (Kalaupapa)
• Lae O Ha La'au Point Light, also known as Kalaeokala’au and La’au Point

Lanai

• Minor light at Kaumalapau^[81]
• Minor light at Manele Bay^[82]
• Palaoa Point Light (Cape Ka'ea), a minor light at Palaoa Point^[83]
• Pohakuloa Light (Shipwreck Beach), a minor light^[84]

Maui

• Lahaina Light
• Pauwela Point Light on Maui
• Hanamanioa Point Light, a minor light^[85]
• Minor light at Hawea Point^[86]
• Ka'uiki Head Light, a minor light^[87]
• McGregor Point Light, a minor light at McGregor Point^[88]
• Minor light at Nakalele^[89]
• Minor light at Pa'uwela Point^[90]
• Minor light at Kahului Harbor^[91]
• Minor light at Molokini^[92]

Oahu

• Aloha Tower, Honolulu Harbor, Oahu
• Honolulu Range Front Light ("Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Hawaii". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. )
• Barbers Point Light, Oahu
• Diamond Head Light
• Makapuu Point Light, Makap'uu Point, Oahu^[93]
• Ka'ena Point Light, a minor light^[94]
• Pyramid Rock Light, a minor light^[95]

Kaho'olawe

• Kaho'olawe southwest point light^[96]

Hawaii (Big Island)

• Pepeekeo Point Light, about 6 mi north of Hilo, also known as Aila Point Light or Makahanaloa Light
• Coconut Point Light^[97]
• Kailua Point Light (in Kailua, Hawaii County, Hawaii^[98]
• Napo'opo'o Light, at Captain Cook Monument^[99]
• Cape Kumukahi Light^[100]
• Kauhola Point Light, near Kapa'au, Hawaii
• Minor light at Laupahoehoe Point^[101]
• Kawaihae Light, a minor light^[102]
• Keahole Point Light, a minor light at Keahole Point^[103]
• Mahukona Light, a minor light^[104]
• Minor light at Pepe'ekeo^[105]
• Kukuihaele Light^[106]
• Ka Lae Light (at southernmost point of the 50 United States)

to be sorted

• Kaunakakai Range Front Light
• Pauka'a Point Light

South Pacific insular areas and associated states

• Howland Island Light
• Japanese Lighthouse on Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands
• Japanese Lighthouse (Poluwat, Chuuk), in Federated States of Micronesia

South

Alabama

Name	Image	Location	Coordinates	Year first lit	Year deactivated	Current Lens
Battery Gladden Light		Mobile Bay	30°40′3″N 88°1′22″W / 30.66750°N 88.02278°W / 30.66750; -88.02278 (Battery Gladden Light)	1872	1913	-
Choctaw Point Light		Mobile	30°40′N 87°59′W / 30.667°N 87.983°W / 30.667; -87.983 (Battery Gladden Light)	1831	1862	-
Middle Bay Light		Mobile Bay	30°26′N 88°40′W / 30.433°N 88.667°W / 30.433; -88.667 (Battery Gladden Light)	1885	1967	-
Mobile Point Range Lights		Fort Morgan	30°22′N 88°02′W / 30.367°N 88.033°W / 30.367; -88.033 (Battery Gladden Light)	1822	1966	-
Sand Island Light		Mobile Bay	30°11′16″N 88°03′02″W / 30.18778°N 88.05056°W / 30.18778; -88.05056 (Battery Gladden Light)	1864 (Current tower)	1933	None

Florida

• Alligator Reef Light, near Indian Key (1873) (still in use)
• Amelia Island Light, Fernandina Beach (1820) (still in use) (U.S. Coast Guard housing)
• Amelia Island North Range Light, Amelia Island
• American Shoal Light, near Florida Keys (1880) (still in use)
• Anclote Keys Light, near Tarpon Springs (1887)
• Boca Grande Light - please see Gasparilla Island Light
• Cape Canaveral Light, Cape Canaveral (1868) (still in use)
• Cape Florida Light, Key Biscayne (1846) (museum)
• Cape San Blas Light (1885)
• Carysfort Reef Light, near Key Largo (1852) (still in use)
• Cape St. George Light, St. George Island (1852)
• Cedar Key Light, Seahorse Key, near Cedar Key (1854) (marine laboratory)
• Charlotte Harbor Light
• Cosgrove Shoal Light - please see Unmanned reef lights of the Florida Keys
• Crooked River Light, near Carrabelle (1895)
• Dames Point Light, St. Johns River
• Dog Island Light
• Dry Tortugas Light, Loggerhead Key, Dry Tortugas (1858) (still in use)
• Egmont Key Light, Tampa Bay (1858) (still in use)
• Fowey Rocks Light, off Key Biscayne (1878) (still in use)
• Garden Key Light, Fort Jefferson (1876)
• Gasparilla Island Lights, Boca Grande (1890) (still in use) (museum)
• Hen and Chickens Shoal Light - please see Unmanned reef lights of the Florida Keys
• Hillsboro Inlet Light, Pompano Beach (1907) (still in use) (Coast Guard housing)
• Jupiter Inlet Light, Jupiter (1860) (still in use) (museum)
• Key West Light, Key West (1846) (museum)
• Loggerhead Key Light - please see Dry Tortugas Light
• Molasses Reef Light - please see Unmanned reef lights of the Florida Keys
• Northwest Passage Light, near Key West
• Pacific Reef Light - please see Unmanned reef lights of the Florida Keys
• Pensacola Light, Pensacola Bay (1859) (still in use)
• Pensacola Bar Beacon - please see Pensacola Light
• Ponce de Leon Inlet Light, town of Ponce Inlet (1887) (still in use) (museum)
• Port Boca Grande Light - please see Gasparilla Island Light
• Pulaski Shoal Light - please see Unmanned reef lights of the Florida Keys
• Rebecca Shoal Light
• Sand Key Light, near Key West (1853) (still in use)
• Sanibel Island Light (1884) (still in use)
• Seahorse Key Light - please see Cedar Key Light
• Smith Shoal Light - please see Unmanned reef lights of the Florida Keys
• Sombrero Key Light, south of Key Vaca in Marathon, Florida (1858) (still in use)
• St. Augustine Light, Anastasia Island (1874) (museum)
• St. George Island Light - please see Cape St. George Light
• St. Johns Light Station
• St. Johns River Light (1859)
• St. Joseph Bay Light - please see St. Joseph Point Light
• St. Joseph Point Light, near Port St. Joe (1902) (private residence)
• St. Marks Light, Apalachee Bay (1842) (still in use)
• Tennessee Reef Light - please see Unmanned reef lights of the Florida Keys
• Tortugas Harbor Light - please see Garden Key Light
• Unmanned reef lights of the Florida Keys
• Volusia Bar Light, near DeLand, Florida

Georgia

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Georgia". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

Name	Image	Location	Coordinates	Year first lit	Year deactivated	Current Lens
Cockspur Island Light		Cockspur Island (on Savannah River, within Fort Pulaski National Monument)	32°1′22″N 80°52′48″W / 32.02278°N 80.88000°W / 32.02278; -80.88000 (Cockspur Island Light)	1848	1909	(was Fourth-order Fresnel)
Little Cumberland Island Light		Cumberland Island	30°58′34″N 81°24′47″W / 30.97611°N 81.41306°W / 30.97611; -81.41306 (Little Cumberland Island Light)	1838	1915	Third-order Fresnel
Sapelo Island Light		Sapelo Island	31°23′29″N 81°17′8″W / 31.39139°N 81.28556°W / 31.39139; -81.28556 (Sapelo Island Light)	1820	1905-1998 (relit)	Had a fourth-order Fresnel but it was replaced when the lighthouse was relit
Sapelo Island Range Front Light		Sapelo Island	31°23′24″N 81°17′3″W / 31.39000°N 81.28417°W / 31.39000; -81.28417 (Sapelo Island Range Front Light)	1877	1898
Savannah Harbor Rear Range Light		Savannah	32°4′46″N 81°5′3″W / 32.07944°N 81.08417°W / 32.07944; -81.08417 (Savannah Harbor Rear Range Light)	1858		-
Savannah Light		Savannah River entrance		1964	1996	DCB 24
St. Simons Island Light		St. Simons Island	31°8′3″N 81°23′37″W / 31.13417°N 81.39361°W / 31.13417; -81.39361 (St. Simons Island Light)	1872		Third-order Fresnel
Tybee Island Range Front Light		Tybee Island		1878	?	(was sixth-order Fresnel)
Tybee Island Light		Tybee Island	32°1′20″N 80°50′44″W / 32.02222°N 80.84556°W / 32.02222; -80.84556 (Tybee Island Light)	1867		First-order Fresnel

Kentucky

Lighthouses in Kentucky and Tennessee

• Lighthouse Landing (Grand Rivers), at Kentucky Lake

Notable faux lighthouses

• Louisville Waterfront Plaza, lighthouses on top of building

Louisiana

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Louisiana". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Barataria Bay Light
• Bayou St. John Light, Canal de Carondolet
• Bonfouca (Bayou Bonfouca) Light, northern Lake Pontchartrain
• Calcasieu River Range Lights, Calcasieu River
• Chandeleur Island Light, outer rim of Chandeleur Sound
• Cubits Gap Light, Cubits Gap
• East Rigolets Light, Rigolets Waterway
• Franks Island Light, Franks Island
• Head of the Passes Light, Deer Island
• Madisonville Light, Madisonville
• New Canal Light, Lake Pontchartrain canal entrance
• Oyster Bay (Bayou) Light, easternmost entrance to Atchafalaya Bay
• Pass A L'Outre Light, Head of Passes, Mississippi River delta
• Pass Manchac Light, west shore of Lake Pontchartrain
• Point Au Fer Reef Light, entrance to Atchafalaya River
• Pointe Aux Herbes Light, south side of east end of Lake Pontchartrain
• Port Pontchartrain Light, Lake Pontchartrain
• Pontchartrain Beach Light, New Orleans
• Sabine Pass Lighthouse, located at the entrance to Sabine Lake in Cameron Parish
• Sabine Pass East Jetty Light
• Ship Shoal Light, 10 miles south of Grand Isle
• South Pass Range Front Light, Mississippi River
• South Pass Range Lights
• Southwest Pass Entrance Light
• Southwest Reef Light, old entrance to Atchafalaya River
• Tchefuncte River Range Lights, north side of Lake Pontchartrain
• Timbalier Bay (Little Pass) Light, Timbalier Bay
• Trinity Shoal Light
• West Rigolets Light, Rigolets Channel, Lake Pontchartrain

Mississippi

• Biloxi Light, Biloxi
• Cat Island Light, Cat Island
• East Pascagoula River Light, Pascagoula
• Horn Island Light
• Lake Borgne Light
• Merrill Shell Bank Light, Mississippi Sound
• Natchez Light
• Pass Christian Light
• Petit Bois Island Light, see Horn Island Light
• Round Island Light (Mississippi), Pascagoula
• Ship Island Light, Ship Island
• St. Joseph Island Light, near Lake Borgne

North Carolina

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: North Carolina". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Bald Head Light, Cape Fear River Inlet
• Bodie Island Light, Bodie Island, Outer Banks
• Cape Fear Light, Cape Fear River Inlet
• Cape Hatteras Light, Hatteras Island, Outer Banks
• Cape Lookout Light, Cape Lookout, Outer Banks
• Croatan Shoal Light
• Currituck Beach Light, Corolla, Outer Banks
• Federal Point Light, Pleasure Island
• Hatteras Beacon, near Cape Hatteras
• Diamond Shoal Light
• Frying Pan Shoals Light
• Laurel Point Light
• Long Point Beacon Light
• Neuse River Light
• Oak Island Light, Oak Island
• Ocracoke Island Light, Ocracoke Island, Outer Banks
• Pamlico Point Shoal Light
• Price Creek Light, Southport
• Roanoke Marshes Light
• Roanoke River Light
• Wade Point Light

Oklahoma

Rowlett, Russ. "Lighthouses of Oklahoma". The Lighthouse Directory. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 

• Lake Hefner Lighthouse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Notable faux lighthouses

• Centennial Lighthouse, Elk City, Oklahoma

South Carolina

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: South Carolina". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Bloody Point Light on Daufuskie Island, Beaufort County
• Bulls Bay Light, Charleston County
• Combahee Bank Light formerly in St. Helena Sound
• Cape Romain Lighthouses near McClellanville, Charleston County
• Castle Pinckney Light in Charleston Harbor, Charleston County
• Charleston Light in Sullivan's Island, Charleston County
• Fort Ripley Shoal (Middle Ground) Light in Charleston Harbor, Charleston County
• Fort Sumter Range Lights, Charleston County
• Georgetown Light
• Haig Point Range Lights on Daufuskie Island, Beaufort County
• Harbour Town Light on Hilton Head Island, Beaufort County
• Hilton Head Range Rear (Leamington)
• Hunting Island Light on Hunting Island, Beaufort County
• Morris Island Light on Morris Island, Charleston County
• Parris Island Range Lights on Parris Island, formerly in Beaufort County
• Sullivan's Island Range Lights, Charleston County

Tennessee

• Lighthouses in Kentucky and Tennessee
• Omohundo Waterworks Intake Crib, Nashville, Tennessee

Notable faux lighthouse

• Carthage Light, on the Cumberland River near Carthage, Tennessee

Texas

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Texas". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Aransas Pass Light
• Brazos River Light
• Brazos Santiago Light
• Clopper's Bar Light
• Fort Point Light, Galveston Bay
• Galveston Jetty Light
• Half Moon Reef Light
• Matagorda Island Lighthouse, located at entrance to Matagorda Bay (more information)
• Point Bolivar Light, located at entrance to Galveston Bay
• Port Isabel Light, across the causeway from South Padre Island in Port Isabel (more information)
• Redfish Bar Light
• Redfish Bar Cut Light
• Sabine Bank Light

Virginia

"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Virginia". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• Assateague Light, Assateague Island
• Back River Light, Chesapeake Bay near Hampton
• Bells Rock Light, York River
• Bowlers Rock Light, Rappahannock River
• Cape Charles Light, Cape Charles
• Cape Henry Light (old), Cape Henry, Virginia Beach
• Cape Henry Light (new), Cape Henry, Virginia Beach
• Cherrystone Bar Light, Cape Charles
• Chesapeake Light, entrance to Chesapeake Bay
• Craney Island Light, mouth of Elizabeth River
• Deepwater Shoals Light, James River
• Dutch Gap Canal Lights, James River
• Great Wicomico River Light, Chesapeake Bay
• Hog Island Light
• Jones Point Light, Alexandria
• Jordan Point Light, James River
• Killock Shoal Light
• Lambert Point Light, Norfolk
• Nansemond River Light, Nansemond and James rivers
• New Point Comfort Light, Chesapeake Bay
• Newport News Middle Ground Light, Newport News
• Old Plantation Flats Light, Cape Charles
• Old Point Comfort Light, Hampton
• Pages Rock Light, York River
• Point of Shoals Light, James River
• Pungoteague Creek Light, Chesapeake Bay
• Smith Point Light, mouth of Potomac River
• Stingray Point Light, mouth of Rappahannock River
• Tangier Sound Light, Chesapeake Bay
• Thimble Shoal Light, Chesapeake Bay, north of Hampton Roads
• Tue Marshes Light, mouth of York River
• Watts Island Light, Chesapeake Bay
• White Shoal Light, James River
• Windmill Point Light, mouth of Rappahannock River
• Wolf Trap Light, Chesapeake Bay
• York Spit Light, mouth of York River

Other United States territories and minor islands

American Samoa

• List of lighthouses in American Samoa

Caribbean Sea

• Cape Mala Light Station in the Canal Zone
• Fort Louisa Augusta Light in the Virgin Islands
• Windward Point Light in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Guam

• List of lighthouses in Guam

Northern Mariana Islands

• List of lighthouses in the Northern Mariana Islands

Puerto Rico

• List of lighthouses in Puerto Rico

United States Minor Outlying Islands

• List of lighthouses in United States Minor Outlying Islands

United States Virgin Islands

• List of lighthouses in the United States Virgin Islands

See also

• List of lighthouses in the United States by height
• National Historic Preservation Act of 1966
• National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act
• United States Lighthouse Society
• Lightvessels in the United States
• Lightvessel
• List of lighthouses and lightvessels

Further reading

• Crompton, Samuel Willard & Michael J. Rhein, The Ultimate Book of Lighthouses (2002) ISBN 1-59223-102-0; ISBN 978-1-59223-102-7.
• Hyde, Charles K., and Ann and John Mahan. The Northern Lights: Lighthouses of the Upper Great Lakes. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1995. ISBN 0-8143-2554-8 ISBN 9780814325544.
• Jones, Ray & Bruce Roberts, American Lighthouses (Globe Pequot, September 1, 1998, 1st Ed.) ISBN 0-7627-0324-5; ISBN 978-0-7627-0324-1.
• Jones, Ray,The Lighthouse Encyclopedia, The Definitive Reference (Globe Pequot, January 1, 2004, 1st ed.) ISBN 0-7627-2735-7; ISBN 978-0-7627-2735-3.
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• Oleszewski, Wes, Great Lakes Lighthouses, American and Canadian: A Comprehensive Directory/Guide to Great Lakes Lighthouses, (Gwinn, Michigan: Avery Color Studios, Inc., 1998) ISBN 0-932212-98-0.
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• Pepper, Terry. "Seeing the Light: Lighthouses on the western Great Lakes". 
• Putnam, George R., Lighthouses and Lightships of the United States, (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1933).
• Roach, Jerry, Ultimate Guide to Great Lakes Lighthouses, (2003).
• Thurston, Harry,Against Darkness and Storm: Lighthouses of the Northeast (Halifax: Nimbus, 1993).
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• Scott T. Price. "U. S. Coast Guard Aids to Navigation: A Historical Bibliography". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. 

• U.S. Coast Guard, Historically Famous Lighthouses (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1957).
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Notes

References

External links

General

• Lighthouses in the National Park System.
• Light List, Volumes 1-7. United States Coast Guard. 
• Lighthouse Friends
• Rowlett, Russ. "The Lighthouse Directory". University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  a comprehensive international listing maintained by Russ Rowlett
• Inventory of Historic Light Stations from the National Park Service
• Interactive map of lighthouses all over the country.
• Lighthouses in the National Park System.
• Amateur Radio Lighthouse Society (ARLHS) U.S. LIGHTHOUSES BY STATE
• Lighthouses: An Administrative History

Great Lakes

• Wisconsin Historical Society, antique photographs of Wisconsin lighthouses.
• Terry Pepper on lighthouses of the Western Great Lakes.
• Bibliography on Michigan and other lighthouses.
• A more comprehensive (and interactive with geographic locations) listing of Michigan lighthouses and museums, complete with pictures and descriptions
• Detroit News, Interactive map on Michigan lighthouses.
• Map of Michigan Lighthouse in PDF Format.
• Wagner, John L. Beacons Shining in the Night, Michigan Lighthouse Bibliography, Chronology, History, Keepers Lives, and Photographs, Clarke Historical Library, Central, Michigan University.