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Selkirk Lighthouse

New York

Selkirk Lighthouse is an integral lighthouse in New York, first lit in 1838. Its official name is Selkirk Light. It was deactivated in 1858. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The nearest other lighthouse is Oswego Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse, 17 mi away.

Selkirk Lighthouse in New York
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Selkirk Lighthouse at a glance

First lit

1838

Deactivated 1858

Official name

Selkirk Light

Heritage status

National Register of Historic Places

Nearest lighthouse

Oswego Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse

17 mi away

About Selkirk Lighthouse

Selkirk Lighthouse is located at mouth of the Salmon River in New York. It is one of only four lighthouses in the United States that retains its original bird-cage lantern.

Selkirk Lighthouse sits at 43.5746, -76.2014 in New York. The closest other lighthouses are Oswego Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse (17 mi), Stony Point (Henderson) Lighthouse (19 mi) and Galloo Island Lighthouse (25 mi). New York has 80 lighthouses in all.

Where Selkirk Lighthouse is

43.5746, -76.2014 · more lighthouses in New York

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Lighthouses near Selkirk Lighthouse

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Also close to Selkirk Lighthouse: Cape Vincent Breakwater Lighthouse 38 mi · Sodus Outer Lighthouse 44 mi · Sodus Point Lighthouse 45 mi · Rock Island Lighthouse 50 mi

Questions about Selkirk Lighthouse

Where is Selkirk Lighthouse?

Selkirk Lighthouse is in New York, at 43.5746, -76.2014. The nearest other lighthouse is Oswego Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse, 17 mi away.

When was Selkirk Lighthouse built?

Selkirk Lighthouse was first lit in 1838. It was deactivated in 1858.

What lighthouses are near Selkirk Lighthouse?

The closest are Oswego Harbor West Pierhead Lighthouse (17 mi), Stony Point (Henderson) Lighthouse (19 mi) and Galloo Island Lighthouse (25 mi).

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