Annapolis Royal Light
- Found in Annapolis Royal, NS
- Constructed in 1889
- Still in use today
- During the summer months, also operates as a tourist information centre
Black Rock Light
- Found on the South Shore of the Minas Basin
- Original light built in 1848
- Today's light is a circular tower with horizontal red daymark stripes
Cape Sharp Light
- Built in 1886 to warn of Cape Blomidon's rocky headland
- Today it is a small fog horn building
Cape Spencer Light
- Located in Red Head, NB, near Saint John
- Established in 1872
Drews Head Light
- Located in Beaver Harbour, NB
- Orginally established in 1875
- Later replaceed with a modern circular, fiberglass structure
Hampton Light
- Found in Chute Cove, NS
- Built in 1911
Horton Bluff Front Range Light
- Located on the west side of the Avon River in NS
- Built in 1851 to guide vessels into Avonport
Machias Seal Island Light
- Although the island is claimed by both Canada and the United States, Machias Seal Island Light is operated by Canadian Coast Guard.
- The only human residents are the island’s two light keeper’s.
Margaretsville Point Light
- Established in 1859
- Set on a small headland projecting into the Bay of Fundy
- A white wooden structure with on black horizontal band
- One of the first lighthouses built on Fundy's Nova Scotia coast
Mulholland Light
- Located on Campobello Island, on the east side of the Lubec Channel
- Erected in 1885
- Donated to Roosevelt Campobello International Park in 1985
- No longer a functioning light station
Musquash Head Light
- Located in Musquash, NB
- Established in 1879
- Altered in 1959
- Destaffed in 1987
- Single red band
Quaco Head Light
- Located in St. Martins, NB
- Established in 1855
- Marks the headlands just east of St. Martins
- Represents the functional design of a square tower attached at the corner to a small square structure
Pea Point Light
- Original light established in 1878
- Altered in 1965
- Today's light is a square tower attached at the corner to a small square building
- Pea Point Light guides vessels, including the Grand Manan ferry, into Blacks Harbour, NB
Point Lepreau Light
- Located in Point Lepreau, NB
- Established in 1831
- Horizontal red bands
- Non-accessible as it is located on the grounds of the Point Lepreau Generating Station
Port George Light
- Built in 1888
- "Salt and pepper" light
- Situated between the road and the shoreline off Nova Scotia's Route 362
Prim Point Light
- Found in Digby, NS on the western entrance of the Digby Gut
- Guides vessels away from rocky headlands
- Original lighthouse built in 1817
- Replaced with present structure in 1870
- Destaffed in 1987
Saint John Harbour Light
- Located in Uptown Saint John, NB
- Situated on the grounds of the Coast Guard Station
- Contains a fourth order Fresnel lens originally used in the Brier Island Light (NS)
Schafner's Point Light
- Situated just west of Port Royal, NS
- Built in 1885 to guide vessels away from nearby shallow waters
Victoria Beach Light
- Located on the east side on the Digby Gut in Nova Scotia
- Built in 1901
Wincester Point Light
- Found in Bear River, NS
- Built in 1906 to guide schooners safely to the wharves of Bear River, a once important lumber and shipbuilding centre
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