Characteristic Fl (3) W 24s. Range 28,968 m Automated 1991 Year first constructed 1877 | Year first lit 1911 (current) Height 13 m Focal height 36 m Province Ontario | |
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Construction wooden-frame (first)poured concrete tower (current) Tower shape tapered octagonal tower with balcony and lantern Markings / pattern white tower, red lantern | ||
Battle Island Light is a lighthouse on the Canadian shore of Lake Superior. It is located on the westerly point of Battle Island, 28.5 miles (45.9 km) east-northeast from Lamb Island Light. It was built as a white light, visible for 18 miles (29 km) in clear weather. When built, it operated as a bright flash, four-second interval, bright flash, four-second interval, and then bright flash, 16-second interval, with a concurrent lower-strength light operating at 12-seconds constant/ 12 seconds eclipsed. Its fog horn (originally referred to as a "fog diaphone") blasted for 3½ seconds and was then silent for 26½ seconds. The lighthouse was rebuilt in 1915-16 in response to increased demand from local wood pulp carriers and commercial fishing boats.