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Name: Panmure Head Light  

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Also known as: Panmure Island Light

Nearest Town or City:
Panmure Island, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Location: Entrance to Georgetown Harbour, east coast of PEI, Cardigan Bay.


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Photo: Alan Culley
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Managing Organization:
Panmure Island Lighthouse Association

Notes:
In December 2015 ownership of the lighthouse was transferred to the Panmure Island Lighthouse Association which now opens the lighthouse for tours and maintains a gift shop at the lighthouse. In Sept. 2016 the Royal Canadian Mint announced that the lighthouse would appear on $10.00 coin that would be released in February of 2017.

Tower Height: 61

Height of Focal Plane: 82

Characteristic and Range: Fl White 4 s, visible for 17 nautical miles.

Description of Tower: White, wooden octagonal tower with red lantern and red trim.

This light is operational

Date Established: 1853

Date Present Tower Built: 1853

Date Automated: 1986

Fog Signal: Horn discontinued.

Current Use: Active aid to navigation.

Open To Public? Yes.

Directions:
Panmure Island and the lighthouse are reached by a highway from the mainland. According to the official website of the government of PEI: On Route 17, the King's Byway, look for the turn-off to Panmure Island. The lighthouse is in view while driving across the causeway. After crossing the causeway, take the second driveway to the right.


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