Lighthouse # 023, Cape Spear (old), Atlantic Ocean, Newfoundland, Canada, 2026

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Lighthouse # 023, Cape Spear (old), Atlantic Ocean, Newfoundland, Canada, 2026Height 9 metres (30 ft) Geographic position 47 31' 12" N, 52 37' 24" W Elevation on earth 240 ft Built in 1835 on the easternmost point of North America, Cape Spear Lighthouse is Newfoundland's oldest surviving lighthouse. Designed using plans from Scotland's Northern Lighthouse Board, the structure integrates a circular stone tower with a two storey, wood frame keeper's residence a Neoclassical form as practical as it was elegant. The light was first

in a single beep crossing an ocean

The small lighthouse of Saint-André-de-Kamouraska is intended to be a reminder of the old lighthouse located on the Long Pèlerin island opposite

ahead of the peaches and pears that follow later in the summer

the lantern suffered damage during severe gales in November 1846

Elevation on earth | 240 ft

7"N 79°15'46

Grimsby's stretch of land between the escarpment and the lake has stayed remarkably productive for over two centuries

requiring immediate repairs

Geographic position | 47°33'37

Foucrault's dedication turned the keeper's house into a town hall and museum

which is listed on the Coast Guard's official List of Lights

Gerald Cantwell (1982–1997)