Year first lit 1981 (current) Construction steel skeletal tower Focal height 70 m Year first constructed 1927 | Foundation concrete pillars Height 9 m | |
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Location Cape Scott Provincial ParkBritish ColumbiaCanada Tower shape square prism tower with balcony and lantern Markings / pattern white tower, red balcony and lantern Similar Pachena Point Light, Boat Bluff lighthouse, Estevan Point, Cape Beale Light, Pacific Rim National Park Res | ||
Cape Scott Lighthouse is in the northwestern extremity of Vancouver Island near Cape Scott Provincial Park on Cape Scott, British Columbia and is on Department of National Defence property.
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History
The lighthouse was built on the cape in 1960 and is still in operation. Despite its remote location, it is still staffed by lighthouse keepers, and is one of the few lighthouses that has not been automated. The lighthouse is operated by the Canadian Coast Guard. There is a trail to the lighthouse that is usually open to visitors from the provincial park.
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