LighthouseMapper
Menu

Doubling Point Range Lights

Maine

Doubling Point Range Lights is a range light in Maine, first lit in 1898. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The nearest other lighthouse is Doubling Point Lighthouse, 0.6 mi away.

Doubling Point Range Lights in Maine
Photo: US Coast Guard, Public domain

Doubling Point Range Lights at a glance

First lit

1898

Heritage status

National Register of Historic Places

Nearest lighthouse

Doubling Point Lighthouse

0.6 mi away

Lighthouses in Maine

68

on the map

About Doubling Point Range Lights

The Doubling Point Range Lights are a pair of range lights on the Kennebec River, in Arrowsic, Maine. Built in 1898 as part of a major improvement on navigational aids on the river, they are the only surviving pair of range lights in the state.

Doubling Point Range Lights sits at 43.8829, -69.7956 in Maine. The closest other lighthouses are Doubling Point Lighthouse (0.6 mi), Squirrel Point Lighthouse (4.6 mi) and Perkins Island Lighthouse (6.6 mi). Maine has 68 lighthouses in all.

Where Doubling Point Range Lights is

43.8829, -69.7956 · more lighthouses in Maine

Lighthouses near Doubling Point Range Lights

All lighthouses in Maine →

Also close to Doubling Point Range Lights: The Cuckolds Lighthouse 10 mi · Ram Island Lighthouse 11 mi · Seguin Lighthouse 12 mi · Pemaquid Point Lighthouse 15 mi · Little Mark Island Monument 17 mi · Halfway Rock Lighthouse 20 mi · Franklin Island Lighthouse 21 mi · Monhegan Island Lighthouse 25 mi

Questions about Doubling Point Range Lights

Where is Doubling Point Range Lights?

Doubling Point Range Lights is in Maine, at 43.8829, -69.7956. The nearest other lighthouse is Doubling Point Lighthouse, 0.6 mi away.

When was Doubling Point Range Lights built?

Doubling Point Range Lights was first lit in 1898.

What lighthouses are near Doubling Point Range Lights?

The closest are Doubling Point Lighthouse (0.6 mi), Squirrel Point Lighthouse (4.6 mi) and Perkins Island Lighthouse (6.6 mi).

Sources: history and visiting details from the Wikipedia article on Doubling Point Range Lights (CC BY-SA 4.0); facts and location from Wikidata. Photo credits are listed under each photo and on the photo credits page.