Stingray Point Lighthouse
Virginia
Stingray Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse in Virginia, first lit in 1858. Its official name is Stingray Point Light. It was deactivated in 1965. The nearest other lighthouse is Windmill Point Lighthouse, 3.1 mi away.
Stingray Point Lighthouse at a glance
First lit
1858
Deactivated 1965
Official name
Stingray Point Light
Nearest lighthouse
Windmill Point Lighthouse
3.1 mi away
Lighthouses in Virginia
34
on the map
About Stingray Point Lighthouse
The Stingray Point Light was a lighthouse located at the mouth of the Rappahannock River.
Stingray Point Lighthouse sits at 37.5613, -76.2700 in Virginia. The closest other lighthouses are Windmill Point Lighthouse (3.1 mi), Wolf Trap Lighthouse (13 mi) and Great Wicomico River Lighthouse (17 mi). Virginia has 34 lighthouses in all.
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Lighthouses near Stingray Point Lighthouse
All lighthouses in Virginia →Windmill Point Lighthouse
3.1 mi away
Wolf Trap Lighthouse
13 mi away
Great Wicomico River Lighthouse
17 mi away
New Point Comfort Lighthouse
18 mi away
Pungoteague Creek Lighthouse
22 mi away
Smith Point Lighthouse
22 mi away
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Questions about Stingray Point Lighthouse
Where is Stingray Point Lighthouse?
Stingray Point Lighthouse is in Virginia, at 37.5613, -76.2700. The nearest other lighthouse is Windmill Point Lighthouse, 3.1 mi away.
When was Stingray Point Lighthouse built?
Stingray Point Lighthouse was first lit in 1858. It was deactivated in 1965.
What lighthouses are near Stingray Point Lighthouse?
The closest are Windmill Point Lighthouse (3.1 mi), Wolf Trap Lighthouse (13 mi) and Great Wicomico River Lighthouse (17 mi).
Sources: history and visiting details from the Wikipedia article on Stingray Point Light (CC BY-SA 4.0); facts and location from Wikidata. Photo credits are listed under each photo and on the photo credits page.