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Name: Ferryland Light  

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Also known as: Ferryland Head Light

Nearest Town or City:
Ferryland, Newfoundland, Canada

Location: Avalon Peninsula, southeastern Newfoundland.


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Photo: Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Managing Organization:
Irish Loop Regional Economic Development Board

Telephone: 709-438-2898

Website: http://www.irishloop.nf.ca/
Email: hmullow@thezone.net

Contact Address Information:
P.O. Box 6
Trespassey
Newfoundland, A0A 4B0, Canada

Tower Height: 25

Height of Focal Plane: 190

Characteristic and Range: White flash 18s, 4s darkness, 4s flash, 4s darkness; visible for 13 nautical miles.

Description of Tower: Red, conical masonry tower sheathed in iron, with white lantern.

This light is operational

Other Buildings?
Attached keeper's dwelling.

Date Established: 1871

Date Present Tower Built: 1871

Date Automated: 1970

Current Use: Active aid to navigation.

Open To Public? Grounds only.

Museum?
The Ferryland Museum, with exhibits on local history, is located a short distance from the lighthouse. Open Mid-June to Labour Day, 9-12 and 1-5 Monday to Saturday, 1-5 on Sunday. Phone: 709-432-2711, offseason: 709-432-2155.

Directions:
From St. John's go south on Route 10, along the Irish Loop Drive to Ferryland.

Keepers: Philip Keough (assistant keeper, c. 1883), Kearney (?), Keough (?), Costello (?).


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