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OTTAWA GOVERNMENT PRINTING BUREAU 1907 OF
LIGHTS AND FOCr-SIGNALS
ON THE
COASTS, RIVERS AND LAKES
OF THE
DOMINION OF CANADA.
CORRECTED TO THE
1st April, 1907
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FISHERIES
OTTAWA GOVERNMENT PRINTING BUREAU 1907 LIST OF LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALS
ON THE
COASTS, RIVERS AND LAKES
OF THE
DOMINION OF CANADA
UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.
The Lights in the Bay of Fundy and on the southern and eastern coasts of Nova Scotia, those required for the winter passage of either steamers or ice boats to Prince Edward Island, the Light on the southwest point of St. Paul Island, and all the Lights in British Columbia. are exhibited all the year round. All other lights under the control of the Department of Marine and Fisheries are maintained in opera- tion whenever the navigation in the vicinity is open. Lights used solely as harbour lights are not exhibited when the harbour is closed, although the general navigation may remain open. Fishing lights are main- tained only during the fishing.season. In any case where there is reasonable doubt whether the light is required it is kept in operation. All the Lightships in the River St. Lawrence below Quebec leave Quebec each spring, for their stations as early as ice will permit, and are kept out as late as is consistent with safety, usually being removed between the 15th and 30th November. All the Gas Buoys in the River St. Lawrence are set out as soan as passible after the llth May each spring, and taken up as soon as convenient after the 10th November each autumn, when they are replaced by wooden spar buoys. All Buoys in the River St. Lawrence below Quebec are removed after the 14th November, excepting those repla.cing the gas buoys at each end of the Beaujeu bank and at the Channel patch, which are left when possible until the last ocean vessel has passed out. Mariners must bear in mind the fact that gas buoys are unwatched, and if extinguished, some time may elapse before a tender can rea,ch them to repair or relight. Their lights cannot therefore be depended upon in the same way as those shown froni watched lighthouses. F. GOURDEAIT, Deputy Minister of Marine owl Fisher ir
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE ANO FISHERIES, OTTAWA, CANADA, lit April, 1907. TABLE OF DISTANCES
BY ALAN STEVENSON.
TABLE of Distances at which objects can be seen at se,a, according t,o their respective elevations and the elevation of the eye of the observer.
Distances Distances Distances Distances Distances Distances Ueights in ha Heights in ha Heights in in in Statute or Geographical in Statute or Geographical in Statut,e or Geographical feet English ornautical feet English ornautical feet. English or nautical • Miles. Miles. Miles. • Miles. Miles.
5 2 1958 2565 70 11067 9598 250 20'916 1814
10 4184 3628 75 11'456 9935 300 22'912 19'87
15 5123 4443 SO 11832 1026 350 24'748 2146
20 5 1)16 5130 85 12196 1057 400 26.457 22.94
25 6614 5'736 90 12549 1088 450 28.062 2430
30 7245 6283 95 12893. 1118 500 29580 2565
33 7826 6787 100 13228 1147 550 31024 2690 40 I 8366 7'255 110 13874 1203 GOO 32'403 2810
45 8'874 7696 120 14490 12'56 650 33726 2025
50 9354 8112 130 15 183 1308 700 35000 3028
55 9811 8 - 509 140 15.652 1357 800 37'416 3245
60 10246 8886 150 16'201 1422 900 39'836 3454
65 10665 9249 200 18708 1622 1,000 41 . 833 3628
ExAmeLE.--A. Light 100 feet above the %%rater will be visible to an observer whose eye is elevated 15 feet above the water 15 1 nautical miles; thus, fironi the table:— 15 feet elevation, distance visible, 444 nauticaliniles. 100 " 11.47
15'91 ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
Lights •
F. Fixed. A continuous steady light. In catoptric lights the intensity may vary, depending on the position of the mariner with reference to the axis of the reflectors. • FL. Flashing. Showing single flashes. GP. FL. Group Flashing. Showing groups of two or more flashes in succession (not neces.sarily of the same colour) separated by eclipses, followed by a longer eclipse. F. & FL. Fixed and Flashing. Fixed light, varied by single white or coloured flashes, which may - be pre- ceded and followed by short eclipses. REV Revolving. Light gradually increasing to full effect, then decreasing to eclipse. (At short distances and in clear weather a faint continuous light may be observed. As lights of this class arc all catopt rie they are liable to variations in intensity daring the continuance of the flash as the position of the reflectors changes.) Gp. REV. Group Revolving. Showing groups of two or more flashes in succession produced by revolving catoptric apparatus, separated by eclipses, followed by a longer eclipse. Occ. Occulting. A steady light suddenly and totally eclipsed. Ar. Alternating Red and white light alternately at equal intervals. - The time given fur a revolving or flash light is from the beginning of one flash to the beginning of the next.
ILLUMINATING APPARATUS.
C. Catoptric, or by metallic reflectors. D. Dioptrie, or by refracting lenses numbered from the first order downwards. Those marked of the 7th order are anchor lenses or anahor lens lanterns of 5 juches focal distance ; those marked " p" are inferior pressed glass lenses, principally of 3?-; inches focal distance.
The Bearings are Magnetic, and arc given front seaward.
The given distances front which the lights are visible are calculated from a height of fifteen feet above the sea, the elevation of the lights being in all cases taken as above high water.
The Geographical Positionsliof the Lights arc Approxiniatc. CAUTION
WITH RESPECT TO LIGHTS
The intrinsic power of a light should always be considererl when expecting to make it in thick weather. A weak light is easily obscured by haze, and no dependence can be placed on its being seen. C,oloured Lights are also inferior in power to bright or white lights, and are more quickly lost under unfavourable circumstances. CUTS OR SECTORS.
In some conditions of the atmosphere, white lights may have a reddish hue. The mariner should not trust solely t,o colour where there are sectors, but verify the position by taking a bearing, of .the light. On either side of the line of demarcation, between white and red, and also between white and green, there is always a small arc of uncertain colour.
WITH RESPECT TO FOG--SIGNALS.
Flaying in view the varying distances at which a fog-signal can be heard at sea, and the frequent occurrence of fog near to, but not observable from, a fog-signal station- Mariners are cautioned that, whilst they are entitled to assume that every endeavour will be made to start Fog-signals as soon as possible after signs of fog have been observed, they should not, when approaching the land in a fog, rely implicitly upon these fog-sighals, but should always use the lead, which, in nearly all cases, will give sufficient warning.
'Mariners are strongly cautioned that they must not judge their distance from a fog-signal by the power of the sound. TJnder certain conditions of the atmosphere the sound may be lost at a very short distance from the station, and these conditions may vary at the same station within very short intervals of time. Mariners must never assume that the fog signal is not in operation because they do not hear it even when in close proximity. „ The expression " foggy weather" means that the state of the atmosphere is such as to make objects indistinct.
ERRORS
N.B.—It is particularly requested that any errors or omissions noticed in this
work, or any failure in the aids to navigation maybe immediately communicated, by letter, to the CHIEF ENGINEER OF MARINE AND FISFIERIES, - Ottawa, Canada. Such letters may be mailed post free in Canada. AIDS TO . NAVIGATION-FILE NUMBERS •
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FISHERIES. OTTAWA, CANADA, 1st April, 1907.
A scheme of recording that portion of the correspondence of the Department of Marine and Fisheries of Canada, which relates to aids to navigation, has been devised, whereby the files are numbered to correspond with the numbers that the several aids carry in this year's list of lights and fog signals, with a letter added to indie,ate sub- division according to subject.
The subdivisions designated by letter are as follows :—
0 — Construction.
L —Land and titles. • K—Keepership..
R — Repairs. • F— Fog signals.
B — Boats, boathouses, wharves, &c. M-.-Maintenance and miscellaneous. A—Apparatus. S Supplies. -
As there were in the Department when this arrangement lvas inaugurated nearly 20,000 files, those relating to aids to navigation begin under the new system with No. 2.0,001 instead of No. 1; the round number 20,000 should, therefore, be added to every number that appears in the accompanying index. As illustrations : Any correspondence with reference to a boat, boathouse or wharf for Abbot harbour lightstation would be on file No. 20225 B; while the appointment of a lightkeeper, or any question respecting his salary, at Jerome Point lighthouse would be treated under file No. 20 439 K. By this plan any official cetn, by referring to this index or to a list of lights, quote at once the file number of any subject relating to existing aids to navigation respecting whieh he wishes to cominunicate with the Department, and officers of the Department are hereby instructed to quote such file numbers in all their correspondence, and to write respecting only one subject in .one letter. F. GOURDEAU, Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
WM. P. ANDERSON, Chie/ Engineer. LIST
OF LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALS
ON THE
COASTS, RIVERS AND LAKES
OF THE
DOMINION OF CAN.A_D_A.
CORRECTED TO THE
1st April 1907
1300-1--4-1907.
2 LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGIALs
NEW
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LirrLE RIVER U.S. Light. . 1 Near middle of island.. 44 30 767 619F. white D, 2.. 76 14
2 MACHIAS SEAL IS- Fri yardS S.E.from north F. white p, 3.. 72 14 LAND. vvesterly light.
4 GANNET ROCK S. of Grand Manan. . 44 30 38 66 46 57F!. white D, 2.. 90 14 Flash '562 sec Eclipse 1'94 " Flash '562 " Eclipse 119 " In every 14'964 sec.
6 OLD PROPRIETOR In 37 fathoms, 21 miles 44 31 44 66 37 33F. white D, gas ... GAS AND WHIST- S. 3r E. from Old LINO BUOY. Proprietor Shoal.
7 f So 0TH IvE sr On edge of cliff, S. ex- 44 36 0 66 54 16 Gp. Rev, red and C .... 200 20 HEAT). .. tremity of head. white, 2 mins. 3 red flashes 40 sec. Eclipse 20 " 3 white fis. 40 " Eclipse 20 " .-1 'Z' 10 1 GRANDHARBOUR On Fish Fluke point... 44 40 2 66 45 8 F. white C . 40 11 e 1-..i 12 I GULL COVE On E. side of White- 41 37 55 66 41 50 F. white D, p.. 90 •zc head Island.
14 '''' BioDucKIst.Arm S. end of island 44 41 566 41 40 ee Foc HORN. C 17 SWALLOWTAIL... Near edge of high cliff, 44 45 46 66 44 2F. white D, 4.. 148 18 N.E. part of island.
19 LONG E oriy On the beach extreme 44 48 0 66 47 15 POINT Foe- N.W. head of island. l ALARM.
22 SOUTH WOLF WHIST- In 52 fins. 11- miles S.S. 44 55 20 66 42 30 LINO BUOY. E. from S.W. Wolf light.
IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 3
BRUNSWICK.
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White,octagonal,wood; 57 1832 Steam-whistle sounds 5 red metal lantern, seconds in every 30 seconds Lights visible ail around the 1 White,octagonal,wood; 53 1832 horizon. red iron lantern. mint In range N.W. lead q miles S. of 2 1875 Mum Ledges. •
Black and white verti- 91 1831 Cotton powder bombe ex- Visible from all points of approach. 4 cal stripes, octagonal, raised ploded every 5 minutes. Dangerous rocks extend 4 miles east• wooden, on concrete 1905 ward of the light. foundation ; red cir- • cular iron lantern. -
Black steel cylindrical . .. 1906 Whistle sounded by motion 6 buoy, with " Old Pro- of buoy on the waves. prietor " in white let- ters on the deck, sur- mounted by a pyra- midal steel f rame supporting a whistle and a lantern.
White, square, wood, 43 1880 Hand horn answers signals 7 with dwelling at- from vessels. tached.
White, square, wood; 32 1879 Hand horn answers signals Visible from all points seawa.rd 10 dwelling attached, from vessels.
Lantern on a mast .. 15 1902 Visible from all points of approach 12 by water. '
White, with brown roof, 1886 Horn sounds 6 seconds with 14 dwelling near by. intervals of 35 seconds.
White,octagonal,wood, 50 1860 Hand horn answers signals Visible from S. 8° E. round through 17 with white dwelling from vessels, south, weSt and north to N. 8 E. and outbuildings near
W h i t e rectangular Diaphone, operated by corn- Horn 16 feet above high water, pro- 19 wooden building, red pressed air, gives 2 blasts jects from northerly face of build- roof. of 2,1 secs, duration e,ach, ing. every minute, thus : blast 2, secs. ; silent 5 secs. ; . blast 2?s secs. ; silent in- terval 50 secs.
Black iron buoy, with 1891 W h i s t le sounded auto- From the buoy, Head Harbour light 22 "S. Wolf" in white, matically by waves. bears N.W. by W.81 nfiles • and surmounted by 10 in. Lepreau light E. by N. i :%I., 13.1 whistle. miles. 4 LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALS
_NEW BRUNS
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23 SOUTHwEST WOLF On S.E. point of the 44 56 30 66 44 00 Fl. white D, 4.. 111 16 ISLAND. island. Flash every 5 sec
24 WoLvEs GA i A N D In 26 fathoms, lAs miles 45 0 30 66 42 28 Occ. white D, gas WHISTLING BUOY. N. from E. 'Wolf Is- land.
QUODDY HEAD 15. S. light and whistle.
SOUTHWEST HEAD Described above, No. 7.
26 MULHOLLAND POINT On E. side Lubec Nar- 44:51 40 66 58 50 F. white D, 7.. 60 13 rows, Campobello Is- land.
28 CHERRY ISLAND Foe On S.W. point of island 44 55 666 58 * 2 BELL. _ 29 HEAD HARBOUR E. Quoddy head N. 44 57 30 66 54 10 F. white D, 4.. 64 13 point of Campobello Island.
, rDOCHET ISLAND. U. S. light.
:--. WHITLOCK MILL U. S. light
31 j MARES POINT.. N. shore of river 45 10 10 67 12 30 F. white 32 10 ô H C..) 32 E.; SPRUCE POINT .. N. shore of river 45 10 067 10 25 F. white 32 10
34 r r N. point of entrance... 45 4 0 67 3 0 F. white 42 10 35 I E. end of eastern bar of 45 3 30 67 2 13 F. white D, 5:. 34 . I Navy Island. Sr. ANDREWS. -{ . :. I 36,.'4. I On sand reef at E. en- 45 3 45,67 0 50 F. white 40 10 :.--- I trance. cr l Passamaquoddy D, 7.. 130 15 38‹›. MIDJIK BLUFF.. Bay, 45 6 53 66 54 30F. white ‹ Charlotte Co. 1. . 31 C r■-r 39 LETITE PASSAGE On W. extremity of 45 2 20 66 53 34F. white...... D, 7.. 43 12 Mascabin Point.
HEAD HARBOUR .... See above, No. 29. IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 5
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FU.NDY—Continued.
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White, square, wood; 1 35 I 1871 Hand horn answers sig,nals Visible from all points of approach . 23 lantern on dwelling. from vessels.
Steel, cylindrical buoi, 1906 Whistle sounded by motion 24 painted in black and of buoy on the waves. white vertical stripes, with " Wolves " in white and black let- ters on the deck, sur- mounted by a pyra- midal steel frame sup- porting a whistle and a lantern.
White, octagonal, wood 4-1 I 1885 Visible from N.N. W. through E. to 26 S.S.W.
White, square, wood, 17 1 1903 Bell gives 2 strokes in quick The fog bell is elevated 43 ft. aboi e 28 surmounted by a bell. succession every 6 seconds. high water mark.
White, with red cross, 34 1829 Horn sounds blasts of 8 Fog bell is located 80 feet northward 29 octagonal, wooden leog seconds' duration, with from the I ighthoose. tower with dwelling horn intervals of 35 seconds be- attached. Iron lan- 1880 tween them. Bell, rung by tern, red. machinery, gives 2 strokes in quick succession every 30 seconds. The course from Spruce Point to bal-1 last ground is E. by S. Is S., distance 2 miles. From Spruce Point to Marks Point, W.N.W., distance 2 White, square, wood. 28 1876 miles. A vessel after leaving. 31 Dochet Island, to clear the reef, i should steer N. until the Spruce White, square, wood.. 28 I 1876 Point light bears N.W. by W., and 32 1. thence take a W.N.W. course.
White, octagonal, wood 22 I 1833 Visible between the bearings of 34 N.W. by N. and S.E. by S. Red octagonal ironlant 36 I 1904 Bell, rung by machinery, Visible from all points of appraoch 33 ern rising f rom red gives 2 strokes in quick by water. roof of white rectang- succession every 4 secs. White sqnare wooden fog bell tower ular wooden building on south-east end of pier. on rectangular wood- en cribwork pier. White, square, wood, 10 1875 Hand horn answers signals There is a depth of 4 feet of water 36 on a fratned pier. from vessels. only on the N.W. extension of the reef towards mainland. White, square, wood, 29 I. 1876 .... A bar extends E.N.E. from light- 38 lantern brown. houe, and vessels require to keep' off a distance of 260 yards to cle.ar it at low water.
White,octagonal,wood; 43 1903 Steam horn sounds blasts Visible from all points of approach 39 red, octagonal, iron Fog of 7 seconds, with inter- by water. lantPrn. Fog alarm alarm vals of 30 seconds between building. white, 1879 them. square, wood. 6 LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALS
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41 !BLISS ISLAND West end of island, S- 45 1 15 66 51 0 Occ. white, visible D, 5.. side of western en- 10 secs., eclipsed trance to Bliss Har- 5 ses. bour.
42 Pi A POINT E. side of entrance to1 45 2 20 66 48 40-F. green l'Etang Harbour.
BEAVER HARBOUR In 22 fathoms l miles 1 45 2 2'2 06 43 30 FAIRWAY WHIS- S. frOM Beaver Har- TUNG BUOY. hour lighthouse.
44 ,DREWS HEAD On W. side of Beaver 45 3 45 66 41 5 F. white D, Z.. Harbour.
47 LEPREAU WHISTLING In 23 fathoms 1 mile 45 2 3166 27 50 BUOY. S.S.W. from light.
48 LEPREAU On low point, 327 feet 45 3 32 Q6 27 45 Rev. white, every(C from extremity. 30 seconds.
49 DIPPER HARBOUR Off harbour, in 16 45 4 40 66 24 16 BELL BUOY. fathoms, 1 mile S. E. from light.
5-o DIPPER HARBOUR... On S. point of Camp- 45 5 30 l625 0 F. red.... D, 7.. bell island.
52 SPLIT ROCK WHIST- In 30 fathoms off Split 45 7 0 66 14 40 LING BUOY. Rock.
54 MUSQUASH HARBOUR In 10 fathoms at en- 45 8 4066 14 50 FAIRWAY BELL trance t,o harbour. BUOY.
MUSQUASH E. side of entrance 45 8 35 66 14 30 F. green seaward F. white to har- bour.
56 TINER POINT FOC. On the point 45 9 2266 11 22 ALARM. IN THE DOMINION OF _CANADA.
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FTJNDY—Continued.
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White, square, wood ; 40 I 1871 Hand horn answers signals Visible from all points of approach 41 red octagonal, iron frorn vessels. by water. lantern.
White, square, wood, 31 1878 Hand horn answers signals Visible from seaward from W. 42 with dwelling at- from vessels. through N. to S. tached. An iron spindle, painted black, on the Grey Mare Ledge, marks the W. side of entrance.
Iron buoy, red and 1899 Whistle sounded by motion Pea Point light bears W. by N. 43 white vertical stripes, of waves. N., 3à miles ; Lepreau with " Beaver Har- E. by S. à S., 11 miles ; and Head bour" in black, 10- Harbour light, W. by S. S., 9 inch whistle. miles.
White, square, wood. 36 1875 Rand horn answers signals Seen at all points between eastern 44 from vessels. and western heads of harbour. Black and white verti- 1884 Whistle sounded by motion From the buoy Wolf Island light 47 cally striped iron buoy of waves. bears W. S. ; and Musquash with " Lepreau " on light, E. by N. N. side, surmounted 1)3,- 10 inch whistle.
Octagonal, wood, red 54 1831 Diaphone, operated by com- Visible from all points se.award 48 and white horizontal re- pressed air, gives one blast The trumpet, elevated 35 feet above bands, red polygonal built of 3à seconds' duration high water mark, projects from iron lantern. Grey 1899 every 30 seconds. the southerly face of the fog alarm rectangular wooden building. fog-alarm building with red roof, high brick chimney. Black iron buoy with 1901 Bell rung by motion of buoy From the buoy Point Lepreau light 49 " Dipper Har. " in 1 on the waves. bears W. S., 2à miles. white letters on the deck, surmounted by a bell. - • White, with red roof, 23 1888 Hand horn answers signals Visible seaward and in the harbour 50 square, wood. from vessels. when bearing from S. by W. te S. E. Black iron buoy, with 1880 Whistle sounded by motionFrom the buoy Musquash light 52 "Split Rock" in white, of waves. bears N.E. by N. t 1■T., 1i miles ; surmounted by a 10- Western head, Musquash, bears inch whistle. N. j E.. lt miles ; Partridge island bears E.N.E., loî miles. Black and white verti- 1901 Bell rung by motion of buoy From the buoy Musquash lighthouse 54 cally striped, iron on the waves. bears E. by S.; and the nearest buoy, surmounted by point of western head, N.WA W. a bell.
Red and white hori- 40 1879 Hand horn answers signals 55 zontal stripes, square, from vessels. wood, with dwelling attached. Whit e, rectangular, 190-1 Diaphone, operated by com- The horn projects from the seaward 56 wood. pressed air, gives blasts of face of the building, and is elevat- 3 seconds' duration every ed about 100 ft. above the water. 45 seconds. 8 LIGHTS ANDFOG-SIGNALS
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Characteristic No. de e M of Light. • itu e:° *E5 e e
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58 P ART RIDG E IS- Highest point of Island, 45 13 54 66 3 10 F. white. D, 3.1 119 17 I LAND. St. John Harbour.
59 PARTRIDGE IS- In 26 feet. Near E. side 45 14 7.66 2 45 F. white 1 D, LAND LIGHT of Partridge Island. I acety- AND BELL BOAT 1 lene.
60 NEGRO POINT On G'overnment break- 45 14 13 66 3 19 F. white D, 6.. 40 8 water, W. entrance to port, 50 feet from outer end. z 61 ST. JOHN HAR- In 5-?,- fms.,about 4 cables 45 14 38 66 3 1 Occ. white D, gas . B URO GAS BUOY to eastward of Negro Point.
62 ST. JOHN HAR- On pier on point of bar, 45 14 53 66 3 12 F. red D, 4.. 35 I 10 BOUR. W. side of channel.
63 INTERC 0 L 0 NI A L On outermost corner of 45 15 27 66 3 131'. red.. ..... RY. WHARF. wharf, St. John City.
64 REEDS POINT.... On Prince William St., 45 15 41 66 328 F. red and white. 1 Elec- 42 5 foot of St. James St., 61 C. p. incandes-tricity I. St. John City. cent lamps
11 IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 9
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Vertical red and white . 40 1791 Diaphone, operated by com- Fog alarm building stands on S.W. 58 stripes, octagonal pre,ssed air, gives 2 blasts end of island ; horn projects from w ioden,with red iron of g secs, duration each, its south-west face. lantern. Red brick every 30 secs., thus : blast fog, alarm ' building n sees.; silent g secs.; with slate roof on bEtSt n secs.; silent in- S.W. end of island. terval 24 secs.
Black iron boat sur- Gas, Bell rung by motion of the Light is unwatched 59 mounted by a pyra- 1907 boat on the waves. Frotn the buoy Partridge Island midal steel frame sup- light bears W. N. mile ; W. porting a bell and a tangent of Inner Mispeck point, lantern. S.E. by S. S., 21 miles ; St. John harbour lig-ht, N. W. î mile. White with red lantern, 35 1878 , 60 open framed hexa- re- gonal tower,-on cir-, estab- cular stone founda , lished tion. 1883 ■
Red, steel cylindrical 1906 Marks western edge of shoal water 61 buoy, surmounted by a on eastern side of channel. pyramidal steel frame! From the buoy, the beacon light supporting a lantern. bears N.2° W.; and the Negro Pt. breakwater light S. 47' W.
Vertical black an di 15 , 1828 Bell rung by machinery ' 62 white stripes. gives one stroke every 6 • i seconds.
Lantern on a p-Ie 1907 Maintained by Intercolonial Rail-1 63 way.
On a three branched 21 1850 Shows red to seaward over an arc 64 lamp post. of 67V from N. E. to N.N.W., white on other bearings. 10 LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALS
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66 GREEN HEAD On wooded hillside on 45 16 50.66 9 15 F. white...... , D. 7..1 150 I 10 W. side of channel at turn 1i miles above Indiantown.
70 PERRY POINT. Kennebecasis river. On 45 29 0 65 57 15 F. white D, 7.. 35 10 E. side of public wharf
73 SAND POINT Low shore, E. side of 45 20 50;66 13 0 F. white D, 7.. 60 13 river, about 150 feet back from high water mark.
74 BELYEA POINT. ... On Nathaniel Belyea.'s 45 23 5 66 14 30 F. white D, 7.. 40 11 point, W. side of
76 THE CEDARS On edgeof bank, E. side 45 29 066 6 36 F. white ..... D, 7.. 44 of river.
77 OAK POINT On E. extremity of 45 32 10 66 8 0 F. white ..... 7.. 49 12 point on low land, W. side of river.
79 FLEWELLING LAND- West side of river, Par- 45 33 0 66 9 8'F. red.. D, 7.. 25 5 'NG. ish of Greenwich.
82 GREYS POINT. .. At head of Belleisle bay. 45 38 41 65 57 32 F. white D, p.. 46 S On cribwork pier, 335 ft. S. from N.W. cor- ner of Government wharf.
84 HATFIELD POINT . On criWork block in 45•9 5 65 57 30F. white D, 7.. 41 5 1 angle at outer end of public wharf.
87 PALMER LANDING... On the outer end of 45 35 42 66 2 55 F. white D, p.. 34 11 government wharf.
89 HAMPSTEAD WHARF. On W. side of river. 45 37 30 66 6 0 F. white D, p.. 36 11 Near outer end of public wharf. ▪ IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 11
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e Colour and • > any peculiarity of e o Fog-Signal. Remarks. No. Buildings. "En' 5 gi I i
White, square, wood „I 50 1869 !Hand horn answers signals 'Tower from vessels. 1896
Lantern on a mast, with 30 1900 Visible from all points of approach. 70 white shed at base. In making .for wharf keep in mid- channel till light bears N.N.E., then take this bearing to wharf.
Red skeleton steel 58 1869 73 tower, upper enclosed ch'ged part white. 1898
White, square, wood.. 36 1882 To guide clear to Purdy's shoal .... 74
White, square, wood, 32 1904 To guide through Long Reach.. ... 76 lantern red. Visible from all points of approach by water.
White, square, wood ; 48 1869 Visible from all points of approach. 77 lantern red. Tower 1902
. • Lantern on a white mast 19 1885 Shows from N.E. round through 79 E. to S.W.
Lantern on a mast, with 36 1900 Visible from all points of approach 82 white shed at base. by water. Answers as a leading light through channel S.S .W. from Hatfield Point wharf.
Lanternon a white mast 40 1890 In Belleisle bay. 84 Light visible between the bearings I of N. E. through N. to S.W.
White, square, wood.. 28 1884 87 mov'd 1896
Lantern on a mast, with 3 1900 Visible from all points of approach , white shed at base. by water. To guide to public-wharf.
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93 ( MUSQUASH .Queens County. '15i 42 40 66 6 40F. white C 33 I 10 •...< ISLAND. 0 1 1 - , :1, Xer4 ij I E . 94 ....1E-NDRY.. Emu' Qu e e n s County, 2i 45 43 066 5 30F. white 30 10 miles _S.F. of Mus-, -... I - quash Island light.. I
97 GAGETOWN...... ,W. side of river. 45 46 0 66 11 0 F. white...... D, 7.. 53 8
- 99 JEMSEG On S. sicle lower Jemseg:45 47 0 66 8 40 F. red D, 7.. 3 entrance..
101 (COX POINT. .. • ...... . 46 2 066 1 0 F. white 26 9
102 .MCMA NN Newcastle 16 4 0 1 66 2 0 F. white 28 10 POINT.
103 ROBERTSON . 1553 0 66 13 OIF. white D, 7.. 16 10 POINT.
104 FANJOY POINT. 1,15 55 10 G6 4 0F. white .... 7.. 16 9
106 BRIDGES POINT..... On E. side of river oppo-:15 52 3666 19 21F. white 'D, 7. 45 12 site foot of Mauger Is- I land. ■ . - 109 OROMOCTO About 400 yds. South 45 51 366 29 38 F. white...... :D, 7.. ' 52 10 I Eastwardly from head 1 of public wharf. i 110 WILMOT BLUFF W. side of river .. 45 52 15 66 32 40 F. white 104 ! 10 iN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 13
IVICK--,Continued.
'JOHN—Concluded.
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White, square, wood, 27 1875 (In coming down, the two lights toi 93 on piles. Re- ' be kept in range until opp>itel built N.W. end of Hog Island whence 1893 a southerly course to be kept to foot of Musquash Island. In White, square, wood, 27 1875 going up, the two lights to be 94 on piles. Re- brought in range opposite N.W. built end of Hog Island, and kept in 1893 range until within mile of the light on Hendry Farm. • White, square, wood. 47 1895 To guide vessels between Jemseg 97 Lantern red. On and Musquash Island, and to show cribwork pier. turii in river at Buzzas.
Mast, with white shed 21 1884 Light shows from S.W. round by 99 with brown roof at W. to N.E. base, on white timber pier. White, square, wood.. 36 1869 101
White, square, wood.. 26 1876 102
White, square, wood.. 16 1873 Visible from all points of approach. 103
White, square, wood.. 16 1873 Visible from all points of approach .1 104
White, square, wood, 30 1891 . , To guide vessels through the channel 106 withlantern roof red. on E. side of Gilbert or Mauger - Island. White, square, wood, 47 1869 . 109 on cribwork pier. mov'd Lantern red. 1895
Lantern on mast, with 40 1869 110 white shed at base, elevated on open framework. 14 LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALà
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t CI e La II PARTRIDGE ISLAND.. See above, No. 58. - 113 BLACK POINT WHIST- In 15 fathoms outside 45 11 30 6610 LING BUOY. entrance of St. John harbour.
114 NIISPEC BELL BUOY . In 16 fathoms, off Mis- 45 12 9 65 58 25' Pee.
115 CAPE SPENCER Pitch of cape 45 12 56,5 54 35 Alt. red and white 207 20 45 seconds.
117 QTJACO LEDGE BELL In 10 fathoms mile 45 14 35 65 22 40 BUOY. N. W. of ledge.
118 QvAeo, WEST HEAD. On pitch of cape St. 45 19 30 65 32 10 Rev. white, 20 sec- 110 16 Martins. onds.
119 QUAtIO BELL BUOY... At S.E. extremity of 45 19 21 65 31 401 reef at West head in 10 fathoms A mile S. E. by E. from light.
120 Qum° PIER On outer end of E. 15 21 '2065 31 55 F. red r.. 20 6 breakwater pier.
122 ANDERSON HOLLOW On outer end of break- F. white D, 7.. 26 8 BREAKWATER. water.
123 ANDERSON HOLLOW On shore, N. of Govern- 45 37 39 64 50 0 F. white. D, 7.. 91 I 6 ment breakwater.
APPLE RIVER. See N.S. lights below No. 136.
124 CAPE ENRAGE Pitch of cape 45 35 40 64 47 0 F. white D, 4.. 125 15
For lights on the Gulf of St. Lawrence coast of New Brunswick, see 815 and following numbers.
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WICK—Continued.
FUNDY (REsumEn.)
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, I Black iron buoy with 1890 \Vhistle sounds by the ac- From the buoy Partridge Island 11:.1 " Black Pt." in white tion of the waves., light bears N. W., 31 miles ; letters, sinmounted Mispeck Point, E. i N., n miles' by a 10-inch whistle, south-west end of Meogenes Island, N.W. by W., 3î miles.
lion buoy, alternate 1906 Bell rung by motion of buoy From the buoy, the mouth of Mispec 114 red and black verti- on the waves. Creek bears N. 4e E. n miles, cal stripes w i t h and the S. tangent of Cape Spen- " Mispec " in white cer S. 59° E. 2 miles. letters on the deck, surmounted by a bell. • Red with white band, 35 1873 Hand horn answers signals Visible between the bearin E.S.E. 1E square, building with from vessels. rou nd by N. to W.N. W. , Partridge tower. Island light bearine N.W. by W. W., distant g miles.
Red iron buoy with 1886 Bell rung by motion of buoy From the buoy Quaco head light 1E " Quaco Ledge " in on the waves. bears N.W. by N., g miles ; Cape white letters, sur- Spencer light, W. by N. ii N., 23 mounted by a bell. miles ; Isle Haute light, E. by S. -.I S., 15 miles.
White, square, wood, 49 1835 Steam horn 70 feet from General coast light and to guide to 11 dwelling attached. re- lighthouse, gives blasts of St. Martin Harbour. Fog building white, built 9 seconds with intervals - with brown roof, 1883 of 30 seconds. wood.
Black iron buoy with 1885 Bell rings by action of From the buoy Quaco head light 11 9 " Quaco Reef " in waves. bears N.W. by W., i mile ; and white letters on deck, Quaco pier light, N. by E., 2 surmounted by a bell. miles.
White, square, wf.xxl.. 21 1887 Hand horn answers signals Visible between W. by N. N. and 12 from vessels. N.W. ; and between N. E. and N.E. by E. Obscured from N. W. to N. i E. The deepest water in entering the inner harbour is close to the light.
Lantern on a pole.... 22 1907 4 Visible from all points of approach 12 >9 , by water.
• White, square, wood.. 31 1889 Hand born answers signals Visible from all points of approach 12 3 te- from vessels, by water. built Vessels inay run for harbour one 1903 hour before high water. . .
White, square, wood, . 29 1840 Steam horn sounds blasts of Visible from all points of approach 1: 4 red, octagonal iron te. 8 seconds, with intervals by water. lantein. Fog-alarm built of 20 seconds. Foe-alarm is 130 feet S.W. from the building of drab stone 1904 lighthouse, at an elevation of 100 1 with slate roof. feet. I 16 LIGHTS AND FOG—SIGNA_LS
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126 GRINDSTONE W. point of island.... 45 43 16 64 37 24F. white.... .... C ....I 79 14
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128 WARD POINT Rockport 45 43 35 64 29 40F. white... .. . D, 7.. 72 14 . .. 130 FORT FOLLY POINT.. On exireme point 45 52 564 33 55 F. white D, 7.. 77 14
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134 SHULIE Eastern side of entrance 45 36 30 64 34 26 F. red D, 7.. 64 to harbour. 136 .A.PPLE RIVER On Cape Capstan, or 45 28 2064 51 35 F. white D, 7.. 64 12 Hetty Point, N. en- trance.
13t3 ISLE HAUTE On highest point . . 45 14 55 65 045 Rev. white, 1 min. C 365 20
140 ADVOCATE HARBOUR On S. side of entrance.. 45 19 30,64 47 30 F. red D 36 7
141 CAPE D'OR Foc- On extreme point, oppo- 45 17 2564 46 40 WHISTLE. I site side of channel front Blackrock.
142 SPENCER ISLAND.... On shore- of mainland 45 20 30 64 42 45 F.red...... 15,7.. 34 1 7 at Spencer Island settlement. 144 (CAPE SHARP... On southern extremity 45 21 55 64 23 35 F. red...... D, 7.. 60 10 of cape.
' II 145 PARRSBORO OR W. side of river 45 23 11 '.64 19 5 F. white 37 9 PARTRIDGE IS- LAND.
147 4 ECONOMY. On point of bar running 45 22 45 63 55 00 F. red D, p.. 15 5 out from N. side of entrance to Economy River. 7. 148 PORTAPIQUE.. On western head at en- 45 23 35 63 43 30 F. red D, p.. 30 I 6 trance to Portapique River. IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 17
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White,octag,onal,wood, 1854 Steam horn sounds blasts of Visible over 315° from S.W. by W. 12 white dwelling near 15 seconds, with intervals through N. to W. by N. by. Fog-horn build- of 30 seconds. Fog-alarm building stands in front ing white,with brown of tower. If horn disabled, old roof. trumpet 150 feet behind will sound short bla.sts every 15 seconds.
White, square, wood.. 22 1890 Visible from E.N.E. through N. to 128 S.W. W.
White, with iron lan- 35 1890 Hand horn nswers signa -- At junction of Petitcodiac and Mem- 130 tern red, square, from vessels. ramcook rivers. wood, with dwelling attached.
SCOTT A.
White, square, wood .. 32 1905 Visible from all points of approach 13-1 by water. White, oblong, wood, 7 45 Re- Steam horn gives blasts of Visible from all points of approach 136 square tower, sur- built 14 seconds, with intervals by water. mounted by octagonal 1870 of 46 seconds. Fog-alarm immediately E. of tower. metal lantern rising Fog- from roof of dwelling. alarm Fog-alarm building, 1889 white, with brown roof, wood. White, square, wood, 53 1878 138 dwelling attached, almost hidden by trees.
White, square, wood, 27 1884 140 with dwelling at- mov'd tached. 1888
Brown, wooden build- ... 1875 W histle sounds for 6 seconds 141 ing. in every minute.
White, square, wood.. 33 I 1904 Visible-from all points of approach 142 by water.
White, square, wood, 34 I 1886 Diaphone operated by com- The fog alarm building stands 225 144 with dwelling at- pressed air, gives blasts feet N.N.W. from the lighthouse. • tached. Fog alarm Fog of 3 seconds' duration The horn projects from its seaward building, white, rect- alarm every minute. face, and is elevated 45 feet above angular, wood, with 1904 high water mark. red roof. White, square, wood, 32 1852 Bell rung by machinery, 145 iron lantern ; dwel- gives one stroke every 6 ling attached. seconds.
Lantern on a mast ... 30 1882 Visible from all points of approach. Kept lit during fishing season.
Lantern on a mast... - 20 1882 Visible from all points of approach. 148 Kept lit during fishing .season. 18 LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALS
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150 SPENCER POINT.. On N. shore, at mouth 45 23 3063 37 0 F. white C ....I 35 11 of Great Village Ri er.
151 LITTLE DYKE... On western head at en- 45 22 45 . 63 33 20 F. red D, p.. 25. 6 trance to Folly River.
152 MASSTOWN OR On eastern heml at en- 45 22 45 63 29 0F. red D, p..1 30 HEBERT. trance to ...NIoss Creek.
153 • SALTER Ho... On shore of Basin of 45 20 10 63 32 10 F. red D, p.. 60 Mines.
154 NOEL On outer ender of gov- 45 18 12 63 45 12iF. red D, 7.. 27 ernment breakwater.
155 BURNTCOAT Basin of Mines, N.W. 45 18 40 63 48 30 F. white C. 75- 13 extremity of head, S. shore. 156 WALTON HAR- E. side of mouth of La 45 14 064 045 F. red 0. 60 I 10 BOUR. Tête River.
156i . CROSS-BARS In ‘Vi fathoms, 4 mile 45 13 064 15 0 Occ. white D, gas' 4 SHOAL GAS no;th of shoal, off BUOY. mouth of Avon river.
0 156,1, X DIMOCK POINT.. On north extremity of 44 59 50 64 8 15 F. red Elec-i 70 7. point, near Windsor, trie, • at junction of Avon incat, and St. Croix rivers. des- cent. - No.1 on highway bridge 44 59 28 64 9 5 F. red Elec-, 20 near its centre. trie. :
No. 2 on Dominion At- .... F. red Elec- 18 , lantic Rail way bridge, tric. 156 AvoN RIVER 320 feet from its east- BRIDGES. ern end.
No. 3 Q11 railway bridge, Elec- 158 feet westerly from tric. 1. No. 2.
157 HORTON On Bluff, W. side of 45 6 30 64 13 20F. white.. 100 , 15 Avon River, near its mouth.
158 WOLFVILLE In marsh near inner end 45 6 6 64 '21 34iF. red .. D, 7.. 20 I 6 of Government wharf.
159 KINGSPORT On Oak Point pier 45 9 35 64 21 30,F. white D, 27 I 10
160 PORTER POINT On N. extremity of 45 8 43 64 22 48:F. red I), p.. 29 5 point, S. side of ent- rance to Canning river. 161 BORLEN WHARF On S. side of Canning 45 8 45 64 24 11'. red p. 26 river. IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 19
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In window of a building 20 1863 ' During navigation 150
Lantern on a mast.... 20 1882 Visible from all points of approach. 151 Kept lit during fishing season.
Lantern on a mast.... 20 1882 Visible from all points of approach. 152 Kept lit dining fishing season.
Lantern on a mast, with 20 1888 Visible from all points of approach. 153 • white shed at base.
Square, wood ; lower 27 1903 Visible from all points of approach. 154 part sanded, upper part white. White, square, with 35 1859 Visible from all points of approach 155 lantern on dwelling.
White, square, wood.. 20 1873 156
Steel cylindrical buoy, 1906 Removed each year for the winter 156.1 paint:ed in black and between 1st and 15th December. white vertical 'stripes, surmounted by a py ramidal steel frame supporting a lantern. Group of three lamps Visible from all points of approach - 156à on pole. by water.
1906 • -1 Bridges span Avon river near Windsor. In going up Avon river, the light highway bridge is .. 1906 on the to be kept in line with the eastern light on the railway bridge on a S. 44° W. course. In going down 156 the river, the western light on the 1906 railway bridge is to be kept in line with thelight on the highway bridge on a N. 70' E. course.
White, square, wood, 33 1851 157 dwelling attached. rebIlt 1883
White„ square, wood.. 22 .1902 Visible from all points of approach 158 by water.
23 1878 Visible from all points of approach. 159 reb'ilt 1891 White, square, wood, 27 1901 .. Visible from all points of approach 160 on piles. by water.
White; square, wood, 27 1904 .. Visible in the straight reaches of 161 on piles. . the channel to the northward and eastward. 2i
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163 1BLACKROCK S. shore 45 10 15 64 15 50T. white 45 12
70 Q 164-. MARGARETVILLE.... On extremity of point, 15 3 20 6540 F. red 1 '131 " S. shore.
166 PORT GEORGE On outer end of E. pier. 45 0 25 65 9 25 F. green 25
f 921 10 167 PORT LORNE... S. shore, Bay of Fundy 44 56 53 65 15 56 Two F. white, 22 ft. 70f apart vertically. 1
16s POINT PRIM WHIST- In 23 fathotris, off N. 14 42 5365 46 14 ING BUOY. entrance to Digby Gut, Ui miles N. 450 E. froi-n Point Prim lighthouse.
169 POINT PRIM ORDIGBY S. point of entrance to -11 41 30 65 47 10F. white...... .... 76 ; 13 GUT. Annapolis Basin.
170 VICTORIA BEACH ... On eastern side of 44 40 3865 45 WE white D, 7.. 52 12 Digby Gut.
• h 171 r DIGBY PIER At outer end of pier... 44 37 40 65 45 6F. red D, p. • 30
172 BEAR RIVER On Winchester Point.. 44 37 5 65 41 0 F. red ... D, 7.. 72 ; 9
174 SHAFNER POINT On N. side of Annapolis 44 42 4065 37 12F. white. D, 7.. 55 te River.
176 ANNAPOLIS On water's edge of En- 44 44 51 65 31 6 F. red... D, 6.. 30 gineer's Lot, N.E. of Go% ernment pier. 7:
178 TROOP POINT In bight westward from 14 45 31 65 30 33F. red D, 7.. 46 3 extremity of point.
177 1GRANVILL F. On outer end of wharf, 44 46 57 65 26 30 F. red D, 7.. 29 2 t. CENTRE. N. side of river.
179 BOARS HEAD. 17 yards from edge of 44 24 10 66 13 3 Alt. red and white C 70 ; 14 cliff, on W. side of 1 minute. N. entrance to Petit Passage. 180 NORTHWEST LEDGE In 15 fathoms, 400 yds, 44 19 15 66 24 30 Occ. white D, gas GAS ANI) WHIST- N.N.W. J W. from LINO BUOY. the N.W. rock. IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 21
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White, square, wood.. 15 1848 Light in lantern on roof of dwelling, 163 visible from all points of approach.
White and black hori- 22 1859 Visible from seaward from N. W. by 164 zontal bands, square, W. î W. through S. to E. by wood. N. +N. White, square, wood.. 21 1888 Visible from all points seaward 166
White,_square, wood .. 22 1859 Upper light shown from metal lan-1 167 _ tem on top of tower ; lower light' in bow window at base, visible from' seaward from E. by S. through S. to W.S.W. W. Iron buoy, alternate 1907 Whistle sounded by the . ...... 168 black and white ver- motion of the buoy on the tical stripes, wit h waves. "Pt. Prim " in white letters, surmounted by a 10-inch whistle. Vertical red and white 22 1817 Steam-whistle sounds 8 sec- Whistle near edge of cliff, 225 feet 169 stripes, square, wood Fog- onds in each minute. north-eastwardly frotn lighthouse tower, with dwelling alarm tower. attached. 1871 White, square, wood . 28 1901 Visible from all points of approach 170 by water. To serve as a guide through Digby Gut, and t,o small vessels seeking a landing at Victoria beach. White, square, wood .. 27 1887 Visible from all points of approach 171 Tower by water. 1903 • White, square, wood.. 32 1905 Visible from all points of approach 172 by water. White, square, wood.. 43 1885 Indicates Goat Island Shoals 174
White, square, wood.. 28 1889 Visible from all points seaward. 176 After passing the black buoy off Marsh Point, vessels ascending may run directly for the light on an E. by N. 'N. course to the an-r ehorage just below the old Gov- 1* ernrnent pier. White, square, wood .. 32 1906 Shows up stream and down stream. 118
Lantern on a mast,with 23 1903 Visible from all points of approach 177 white shed at base. by water. White, square, - wood, 33 1864 179 lantern on roof of dwelling. • Red steel cylindrical 1890 Whistle sounded by motion From buoy Brier I. light bears S. / 180 b.loy, with "N. W. Gas of buoy on the waves. W., 4a miles ; N. point of Brier Ledge " in white let- 1907 I., S.E. S., 3 miles. ters, surmounted by a pyramidal steel frame supporting a whistle and a lantern. 22 HUMS AND FOG-SIGNALS
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183 GRAND PASSAGE.... N. point of Brier Island 44 17 14 66 20 36 F. red D, 7.. 62 . 8
, 184 BRIER ISLAND. - .. . On west point of Island 14 14 57 66 23 38 Gp. Rev. white, C .... 92 15 - showing 4 flashes at intervals of 12 • secs., folloWed by an eclipse of 24 secs. 4 flashes....36 sec. Eclipse 24 Time of revolution 60 secs. 185 'SOUTHWEST LEDGE li miles S. 65. W. from 44 10 0 66 27 8 Occ. red. D, gas . (BRIER ISL AN D) ledge. GAS AND W HIS T- LING BUOY.
186 WESTPORT .... ..... Peters Island, entrance 44 15 27 66 20 21 Two F.white, 24 ft. C .... 40 10 to Grand Passage. apart horizontal- ly.
188 ; ILBERT POINT On E. extremity of 44 29 42 65 57 12 F. red D, 7.. 40 7 point.
189 3ISSIBOO. S. side of entrance to 44 26 25 66 1 00 F. white C " 36 8 river. 190 BELLIVEAU COVE .... On outer end of E. pier. 44 24 20 66 3 10F. green D, 6.. 24 4
191 7.11URCH POINT E. side of St. Mary Bay 44 19 55 66 7 35F. red C 36 10 Digby County-. 192 ‘IETEGHAN RIVER... At extreme end of 44 13 10 66 8 42 F. Green D, 6.. 23 6 breakwater.
194 DAPE Sr. MARI- E side of Bay 44 5 10 66 12 40 Alt. red and white, C .... 103 16 30 seconds. 195 CRINITY BELL BUOY In 8 fathoms W. by N. 43 59 35 66 18 30 N. 600 ft. from Trin- ity ledge.
197 1PORT MAITLAND.... Or Maitland, or Green 43 59 566 9 30F. Red. : ... . . D, 6.. 26 6 Cove, on outer end cf westerly breakwater. 198 EA URC II E R SHOAL In about 36 fathoms, 43 49 32 66 32 0 °e. white (3 lan- D 7.. 60 13 LIGHTSHIP. off Lurcher Sheal, 2 terns encircling miles W. of the 1?2- each masthead), fathom spot. visible 8 seconds, eclipsed 4 sec'ds.
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White, square, wood ; 34 1901 Bell rung by machinery, Visible from all points of approach 183 red octagonal iron gives one stroke every 5 by water. lantern. seconds. To indicate the N. entrance to Grand Passage. White with three red 55 1809 Oiaphone, operated by com- 184 horizontal band s, Fog- pressed air, sounds three octagonal, wood Foe,„-, alarm blasts of 4 seconds, with alarm building S. of 1873 intervals of 4 seconds be- tovver. tween them, in each min- ute.
Steel cylindrical buoy, 1907 Whistle sounded by motion 185 painted red with of buoy on the waves, "S. W. Ledge " in white letters, sur- mounted by> pyrami- dal steel frame sup- porting a whistle and a lantern.
White, square, wood, • 15 1850 Hand-horn answers signals Visible froni the northward between 186 lanterns rising from each from vessels. the bearings of S. by W. and S.S. ends of dsvelling W., and from the southward be- tween the bearings of N.E. by E. and N.N. W. . Wooden lantern rising 36 1904 Visible from all points of approach 188 frora red roof of white , by water. square wooden dwell- ing. White, square, wood.. 33 1870 189
White, square, wood.. 22 1889 Visible from all points seaward. 190
White, square, wood, 20 1874 191 dwelling attached. Vertical red stripes on 21 1875 For guiding vessels into river. Must 192 seaward side, lantern be left on starboard hand and pass- painted black. ed close aboard. Tide leaves break- water one hour before water. White, octagonal, wood 1868 194
Red iron buoy, with 1874 Bell rung by action of the From the buoy Cape St. Mary bears 195 " Trinity " in white, waves. N.E. by E. 7 miles ; Cape Fourchu surmounted by a bell. S. byE. 13,i miles ; Lurcher Shoal buoy S.W. by W. 12I- miles. White, square, wood.. 27 1884 Bell rung by machinery, Kept up from 15th À'pril t,o 31st 197 Tower gives one stroke every 6 December, each year. 1897 seconds. Steel steamer, with two 1904 Diaphone, operated by com- Lights visible from all points of ap- 198 masts, hull red, with pressed air, gives blasts proach. " Lurcher " in white of 4 secs, duration every Should the electric light apparatus letters on each side, minute. become inoperative, fixed white and "No. 14 "on each Submarine fog bell strikes oil lights of less intensity will be Vow. The circular the number " 14 " every shosvn. gallery at each mast 23 seconds, thus :—one If diaphone becomes disabled, whis- head, the smoke stroke, 5 sec snds interval; tle will sound similar blasts. stack, and the f 0g- 4 strokes at intervals of 2 signal between the seconds; then an interval masts, are red. of 10 seconds. 24 LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALS
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199 LURCHER SHOAL In 13 fathoms mile \V. 43 50 2 66 30 0 WHISTLING BUOY. of Shoal.
201 CAPE FOURCHU In 22 fathoms 5 miles N. 43 48 50 66 16 1 WHISTLING BUOY. W. by W. from Cape Fourchu Light.
202 CAT ROCK BELL In 9 fathoms, 4 cables 43 46 46 66 9 29 BUOY. S .S. W. from Cat Rock.
204 YARMOUTH OR CAPE E. Cape, S. point ... . 43 47 30 . 66 9 25 Gp. Rev, white, 117 18 FOURCHU. showing 3 flashes at intervals of 20 seconds, followed by an eclipse of 40 seconds. 3 flashes....40 sec. Eclipse 40 " Time of re- — volution. 80 "
205 BUNKER ISLAND... . On end of reef, off S.W. 43 48 36 66 8 42 F. red 31 10 point -of Island, E. side of entrance to Yarmouth Harbour. .
206 BUNKER ISLAND, On northwest extrem- 43 48 58 66 8 10 F. red D, 6.. 38 6 NORTH END. ity of island. 207 YARMOUTH HAR- ; mile southwestward of 43 49 39 66 7 50 F; red D, 7.. BOUR CORNER BEA- the long wharf, Yar- CON. mouth. 207i HEN AND CHICKENS On western side of shoal 43 47 27 66 8 38 Occ. red D, gas GAS AND BELL BUOY.
208 -I( A RMOUTH BELL- In 10 fathoms off Yar- 43 44 0 66 10 47 BUOY. mouth Sound.
if! 209 YARMOUTH FAIRWAYi In 34 fathoms 10 miles 43 40 16 66 18 55 Occ. red D, gas GAS AND WHISTL- 1 S. 62° W. from Cape BUOY. ING Fourchu Light .
211 GANNET DRY LEDGE In 16 fathoms, 1 mile 43 36 38 66 11 45 BELL BUOY. N. W. from mid- dle of ledge.
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Red and black horizon- .... . 1882 Whistle sounded by action Buoy lies 15 miles N.W. by W.;'› W. 199 tal bands with " Lur- of the waves. from Cape Fourchu light. }rom cher Shoal "in white. the buoy Trinity buoy bears Iron buoy, with 10- N.E. by E., 12 miles. inch whistle. • Red iron buoy with 1894 Whistle sounded by action From the buoy Chegoggin Pt. bears 201 "Y'in'th N. W .F'y " of the waves. E. by N. 4Ï miles. in white letters, sur- mounted by 10-inch whistle. Black iron buoy sur- 1897 Bell rung by action of the From the buoy Cape Fourchu Light 202 mounted by a bell, waves. bears N. 24. E. I mile, and the " Cat Rock "in white outer tangent of West Cape N. letters on deck. 11° W. 1 mile. ..
Vertical red and white 59 1839 Whistle on W. side of cape Life-boat station in Baker's Cove, 204 stripes, octagonal, chan- sounds 10 seconds in every just inside Hen and Chickens wooden tower ; white, ged. minute. - Shoal. wooden dwelling near 1892 by... Fog- alarm 1869
White, square, wood, 1874 Bell gives one stroke every Visible from southward, between 205 on brown, circular, 15 seconds. N.E., by N. and N. î E. Also steel and concrete over Stanwood's Beach when bear- pier. ing from S. :1,- E., to S.E. :I; E., but cannot be run for on th6se bear- ings, only entrance to harbour being through Yarmouth Sound and round Cape East. 'White, square, wood. 22 1907 Visible from all points of approach 206 by water. Lantern on mast rising 1905 Marks turn in channel leading east- 207 from dolphin. wardly to the long wharf in Yar- mouth harbour. Red steel cylindrical . .. . 1906 Bell rung by motion of buoy 207 buoy, surmounted by on the water. a steel frame sup- porting a bell and a lantern. . Red iron buoy with 1890 Bell rings by the motion of From the buoy the "Roaring Bull' 208 "YarmouthF'w'y" in the buoy on the waves. bears E.N.E., 1. miles ; and Caps white letters on deck, Fourchu light N. E. by N., 3a rnile surmounted by a bell.
Steel, cylindrical buoy, . . 1894 Whistle sounded by action From the buoy Green Island bean painted in black and Gas of the waves. E. by S. 7is miles ; Gannet Rock, white vertical stripes, 1906 • SE. by E. n miles. with "Y'rn'th S.W. F'y" on the deck, sur- - mounted by a pyra- midal steel frame sup- porting a whistle and a lantern. Red, iron buoy, with .. 1903 Bell rung by motion of the . 211 " Gannet Ledge" in buoy on the waves. white letters on deck, ' surmounted by a bell. 26 • LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNAS
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211i SCHOONER PASSAGE In 8 fathoms, off the 43 39 53 66 3 40 BELL BROY. northern entrance to Schooner Passage, miles N.W. f rom Can- dlebox Island light.
212 ICANDLEBox ISLAND. N. entrance, Schooner 43 39 34 66 2 45 F. red D, 7.. 56 8 Passage.
213 PEASES ISLAND On S. point, one of the 43 37 35 66 1 40 (Alt. red and:C.... 56 12 Tusket Islands. white, one min- ute, each col- our visible 15 sec.; 45 !•:ec. be- I tween flashes. A lower F. red C 40 i 4 light in w i n - dow, 16 ft. be- 1, low main light. 215 PEASES LEDGE BELL In 9,12- fathoms S.E. by 43 37 2 65 59 0 BUOY. E. 2 miles from Peases I. light.
217 SEAL ISLAND S. point mile inland.. 43 23 3466 0 52 F. White...... D. 2.. 98 18
220 BLONDE ROCKIn 13 fathoms, mile S. 43 19 47 65 59 4.0cc. white.. .. D, gas GAS ANI) WHISTL- 3° E. from thé rock. INC Bror
222 TUSKET RIVER Big Fish Island, S.W. 43 42 10 65 57 10 Two F. white, 24 - C .... 50 12 point. ft. apart horizon4 . • tally.
223 ARGYLE On S. point of White- 43 39 4063 52 4 F. Red and white. C 115 12 head Island, Yar- I, mouth County.
225 ABBOT HARBOUR.... On east side of harbour 43 39 2565 49 36 F. white ;I), p.. 40
227 PUBNICO HARBOUR.. Beach Point, E. side of 43 35 45 65 46 54 I'. white D, 7.. 41 11 entrance, 120 yards from low water mark. IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 27
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Iron buoy, black and 1906 !Bell rung by motion of buoy From the buoy a S. 39' E. course 21n white vertical stripes, on the waves. will lead vessels bound south sut mounted by a bell. through Schooner Passage, mid- way between the shoals off Mur- der Island and Owls Head.
White; square, wood, 37 1893 Hand-horn answers signals Visible from all points seaward.... 212 with dwelling- attach- from vessels ed. hon lantern, red.
White, square, wood, 42 1879 Hand-horn answers signals with dwelling at- from vessels. Sea light, visible from all points 213 tached. of approach from southward ; also through Schooner and Ellen wood Passages. Lower light marks channel be- tween Old Man and Old Woman Rocks. Visible between bearings W. by N. ,1 N. and ) N.W. by W. Alternate white and 1898 Bell rung by action of the 'Guides vessels seeking the southern 215 black vertical stripes waves, entrance to Schooner or Ellen- with " Peases Id. wood passage. • Fy." in white letters From the buoy White Head Island on the deck. bears E. N., 5 miles. White with two red 60 1830 Whistle sounds in each min- Fog whistle building, 585 feet S. 26' 217 horizontal band s, Fog- ute a blast of 5 seconds W. from lighthouse. octagonal, wood sur- alarm duration, and after an in. mounted by metal 1870terval of 5 seconds another lantern with red roof. blast of 5 seconds. Fog alarm building, long, white, rectan- gular, wooden struc- ture. Red steel cylindrical 1882 Whistle sounds by action of From the buoy Seal Island light 220 buoy with "Blonde Gas waves. bears N. in whiteletters Rock" 1906 on the deck, sur- mounted by a pyra- midal steel frame sup- porting a whistle and a lantern. White, square, wood .. 23 1864 ,Visible from all points seaward ; in `)22 1 bay windows in each gable of the dwelling, house.
White, square, wood, 28 1_74 ■ To guide into ..-Irgyle Harbour, shows 223 with dwelling at- red seaward, and white towards tached. harbour.
Lantern on mast . 28 1884 225
•.. White, square, with 40 1854 Hand horn answers sig,nals Open westward of St. Johns Island, 227 . . dwelling attached. Im- from vessels. beating N. E. by N., clears the Wooden building sur- prov'd ledge ; in making harbour from mounted by iron 'an- 1889 an,y other direction, the light must ' tern. be brought to the northward of E N.E. before it can be steered for to avoid shoal spot off St. Ann's Point. 28 LIGHTS AND FOG—SIGNALS
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929 PUBNICO F I RW Y In 15 fathoms, 6 miles 43 31 6 65 52 5' WHISTLING BUOY. S.W. by W., from Puhnico Harbour light.
231 BON PORTAGE BELL In 8 fathoms, 14 miles .43 25 45165 44 as ...... BUOY. S. 17' 15' W., from Bon Portage I. light. 232. BON PORTAGE IS- On S. point ...... 43 27 1465 44 44 Rev, red, one min- C 46 12 LAND. ute.
233 STODDART On N.W. point of Is- 13 28 26 65 43 7F. red ...... C.. 22 9 land. '; 234 WOODS HARBOUR... On Big Ledge, in har- 43 30 5565 -14 45F. red ...... D, 7.. 27 8 bour, Cocketwit Passage.
236 WEST HEAD, CAPE On the Head 43. 27 17 65 39 10 F. white D, 7.. 42 11 SABLE ISLAND. 237 HOSPITAL REEF In 8 fathoms, 4 mile N. 43 26 40 65 40 12 '. BELL BUOY. W. from extremity of reef. 238 SOUTHWEST LEDGE In 15 fathoms, la miles 43 21 0 65 39 47 Occ. red D, gas 30 ... (CAPE SABLE) GAS S. 34' W. from ledge. A N I) WHIST'LING BUOY.
239 ."APE SABLE On Cape 43 23 19 65 37 15 FL white, flash D, 3.. 53 I 12 every 5 seconds.
241 BARRINGTON EAST 43 31 5 65 34 25 Two, F. white and White 12 BAY LIGHTSHIP. F. red, 21 feet 44 6 apart vertically ; Red red underneath. 23
243 BACCARO On E. side of entrance 43 26 54 ;5 28 12 Rev. white 30 sec- 49 12 to Barrington Bay. onds, shows 18 seconds, eclipsed 12 seconds.
244 BANTAM ROCKS mile S. W. of rocks, 43 25 38 65 29 8 WHISTLING BUOY. which lie 14 miles S. W. 4 W. from Bac- caro light. 246 BRAZIL Root( GAS In 21 fathoms 4 mile S. 43 20 56 65 26 30 Occ. white D, gas A N D WHISTLING 11° W. from the rock. BUOY. •
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Iron buoy alternate 1901 Whistle sounds by action of From the buoy Whitehead I. light 229 black and white ver- the waves. bears N. by E., E., fi lly miles ; tical stripes, with Grill Ledge, N. 6,1, miles ; and " Pubnico " in white Pubnico Harbour light, N. E: by and black letters, sur- E., 6 miles. mounted by a 10 inch whistle. Red iron buoy, with 1901 Bell rung by- the action of The buoy is moored S. 85' 30' W.,I 231 "Bon Portage" in the waves. 4+ miles, from West Head, Cape white letters on deck. Sable I. light. White; square, wood, 28 1874 Hand horn answers signals For guiding vessels into Barrington 232 with dwelling a t - from vessels. West Bay and Shag Harbour. tached. White, small, square 21 1877 Hand horn answers signals To guide vessels into the anchorage 233 tower. from vessels. of Stoddart Harbour and Shag Harbour Sound. White. -square, wood, 28 1900 Hand horn answers signals Visible all around the horizon 234 on concrete pier, red from vessels. octagonal iron lan- tern. White, square, wood.. 36 1888 Hand horn answers signals Visible from all points seaward ... 236 from vessels. Red, iron buoy, Sur- 1903 Bell rung by motion of the - • • ...... 237 mounted by a bell. buoy on the waves.
Red steel cylindrical 1907 Whistle sounded by motion 238 buoy, with "S. W. of buoy on the waves. Ledge " in white let- ters on the deck, sur- mounted by a pyra- midal steel f rame sup- porting a whistle and a lantern. White, octagonal, wood 50 1861 Diaphone, operated by com- Wireless telegraph station 239 Fog- pressed air, sounds a blast Fog alarm on southern point of alarm of 3 secs, duration every Cape. 1876 20 secs.. Hull painted red, with White 1875 Hand horn answers signals Moored in 6 fathoms, Wesses Ledge, 241 word " Barrington 41 from vessels. S. W. by W. .3 W., mile ; Bac- No. 1" in white let- Red cam Light, S.S.E. E., BA miles: ters on both sides. 20 Bantam Rocks, S. by- E. E. 63 above miles. To guide into Barrington deck-. Bay and through Barrington Pass- age. White, with black ball 35 1850 Hand horn answers signals 243 seaward, square, new from vessels. wood. lan- tern 1882 lied iron buoy with 1888 Whistle sounded by the 244 10-inch whistfe. motion of the waves.
Steel cylindrical buoy-, . 1876 Whistle sounded by the From the buoy- Baccaro Light bears 246 painted in black and Gas motion of buoy on the N. E. 64; miles ; C Sable Light 6r0 red horizontal bands, 1906 waves. N. 55 W.; 8 miles. with " Brazil Rock " on the deck surrnoun f- ed by a pyramidal steel fraine support- ing a whistle and a lantern. 263 I.,ocKEPOItT 262 261 ,CARTER 259 260 258 2591lBuLL 257 252 .BOUFL 251 250 255 256 247 No. 30 SAN!) 'RAGGED .Ti LOCKEPORT SHELBURNE FAIRWAY CAPE PAGE NORTHEAST II NEGRO ISLAND... JORDAN .BELL WHISTLING HARBOUR. G ROCK BUOY. WHISTLING Rocs SPIT BOSEWAY ISLAND. Name. BUOY. ISLAND BELL GAS AND'Off FA!iovAv1 ISLAND,Gull - BEL]. BUOY. BUOY. BUOY. ... A R. .
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1 I I In 124 On E. On N.sidt.• Near S.E.i In 9fathoms,i Ragged IslandHarbour43421565600F.red. In 18 In 15 On 80 J 1. one. I N. , I sideofharbourhe- . • 3-e Gull miles bour. Ragged borne Harbour. from rock. Carter Frent entrance toharbourof Nutt Island,Shel- Back light850feetF. S. 17' Jordan River. at E.side trance toShelburne bour. t o Harbour. Port water, Bay eastsidebreak yards fromextremity434125651928F.red outer tweet' and g miles the Rock Shelburne 2 Location. fathoms., offen- fathoms, Rock iight,and Latour. fathoms W. end ofIslar-fl,!432927654 W. Shingle E. I. light.. range onE.1433244652331F. end ofJordan.43453065135F. east sideof approach to43372865144Omwhite Island Har- Johns S. oint of from front' from of mile entrance' ...... H133054652058 S. from E. from Point. H ar- I43 rock. Point Mac- S. mile 43373565S2 E. 433553651556 I 43 39 43 375 13 37156545 39 30.65 Lat 1265550 itude N. 65 1144
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White, with red iron 34 I 1890 Hand horn answers signals Visible from all points of approach. 24 lantern, square, wood, from vessels. with kitchen attached White,octagonal,wood, 44 1872 Life-boat station at Blanche,between 250 - with dwelling at- re- Negro Island nd Baccaro Point. tached. built 1887 White, square, wood.. 34 1899 Entering Negro Harbour by E. en- 251 trance, the two lights in one lead in clear of all dangers. Entering by W. entrance the back light White, square, wood.. 44 I 1899 only is visible. Brought to bear 252 N. -1 E., it leads up from Shag Rock through mid-channel. Black iron buoy-, with 1907 Bell rung by motion of buoy 255 "Jig Rock "in white on the waves. -\ letters on the deck, surmounted by a bell. Black and white ver- 77 1788 Trumpet, established 1884, 256 tical stripes, octag- re- sounds a blast of 10 sec- onal, stone. paired onds' duration every two 1858 minutes. Iron buoy, al t erna te , 1905 Whistle sounds by action of From the buoy, Cape Roseway light 257 f black and white ver- waves. bears N. 67 W. 2Z- miles ; and tical stripes, with Surf Point bears N 39 W. 6e, " Shelburne" painted miles. on the side, sur- mounted by a 10-inch whistle. White, square, wood, 44 1873 Hand horn answers signals 258 on white, square, con- reblt froin vessels. crete pier. 1880
White, square, wood.. 27 1907 Visible from all points of approach. 259
Black, steel buoy, with 1904 Bell rung by motion of the 2591 "Bull Rock" in white buoy on the waves. letters on the top, . surmounted by a bell.
White, square, wood.. 31 1853 Hand horn answers signals 260 from vessels. White, square, wood.. 29 1 1872 Band horn answers signals 261 from vessels.
Red, steel, cylindrical 1888 Whistle sounded by the From the buoy Carter Island light 262 buoy with letter L in Gas motion of the buoy on the bears N. by W. W. 5R miles; white on the deck, 1996 waves. Gull Rock Light N.W. N. 3e surmounted by a pyr• miles, and a N.N.W. course leads amidal steel frame about midway between the 41 supporting a whistle fathom pata and the Blow breaker and a lantern. up to S. end of Cranberry Island.
Red and black hori- 1898 Bell rung by action_ of the 'A N. N. W. course from the buoy 263 zontal bands, with waves. leads clear of all dangers up to " Lockeport Fy," in the southern end of Cranberry white letters on the Island, 2i miles distant. deck. 32 LIGHTS AND FOG—SIGNALS
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264 'BANTAM ROCK BELL In 10 fathoms, 400;43 43 10 64 58 15 BUOY. yards S. 224 0 E. from rock. Off entrance to Sable River.
265 PORT HEBERT.... . On Shingle Point, E.143 48 40 64 55 23 F. red lO 33 10 side of harbour. I
267 LITTLE HOPE SHOAL In 14 fathoms 4 mile S. 43 47 10 64 49 44 BELL BUOY. 19 W. from middle of, shoal.
268 LITTLE HOPE. GAS In 20 fathoms, J miles 43 47 20 64 46 41 Occ. white .... D, gas AND WHISTLING S. from light on Lit- Buor. tle Hope islet.
269 LITTLE HOPE. Nearly on centre of is- 43 48 30 64 47 15 Occ, white tempor- I), 6. 43 12 land. arily. Visible 7 secs. 7:c1i1;sed 3
271 PORT MOUTON N.E. point, Spectacle 43 55 5 64 48 5 C... 41 11 Island, Queens Co.
273 FORT POINT.. Liverpool Bay, S. en- 44 2 35 64 42 20 F. red 30 trance.
274 BROOKLYN PIER On inner end of break- 44 2 45 64 41 20 F. green D, p.. 30 .4 water.
276 LIYERPOOL WHIST- In 20 fathoms in fairway 44 0 20 64 36 55 LINO BUOY. off Liverpool.
277 COFFIN ISLAND S. point, Liverpool Bay 44 1 55 64 37 32 Rev. white, 2 min. 65 1 16 Light 30 sec. Dark 90 "
279 PORT MEDWAY BELL In 14 fathotns 1Ï miles 3 1564 31 25 BUOY. S.S.W. from breaker off approach to Port.
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Black iron buoy, with 1906 Bell rung by motion of buoy 264 "Bantam " in white on the waves. letters on the deck, surmounted by a bell. White, square, wood, 29 1872 265 with dwelling at tached. - Red iron buoy, with 1900 Bell rung by the motion of From the buoy Little Hope light 267 "Little Hope Shoal" Bell the buoy on the waves. bears E. by N. e N., 2 miles ; in white on the deck, 1906 Black Point extremity, N.E. by surmounted by a bell. N., 3R miles ; Joli Point N. 1 W., 2Ï miles. . Steel cylindrical buoy, 1906 Whistle sounded by motion Buoy is intended to guard vessels 268 black and white verti- of buoy on the waves, from reefs surrounding Little Hope cal stripes, with "Lit- islet, and as a fairway buoy coast- tle Hope" on the deck, wise. surmounted by a pyra- midal steel frame sup- porting a whistle and a lantern.
30 1865 Hand horn answers signals Visible around horizon 269 .. chan- from vessels. - ged 1889 -
White, square, wood, 20 1873 Hand horn answers signals For g-uiding vessels into harbour 271 surmounted by red, from ves.sels. Life-boat station on N.W. end of octagonal 1 an t or n, Port Mouton Island. white dwellingnearby.
White, square, wood, 17 1855 Hand horn answers signals Left on port side when entering the 271 dwelling attached , from vessels. harbour.
Lantern on a pole 25 Build- A red iron can buov is moored off 274 ing outer end of .sunken pier, which 1878 must be left on starboard hand in . mast entering Herring Cove. 1889
Iron buoy painted white 1883 Whistle sounded by action From the buoy Coffin Island light 27C and black in vertical of waves. bears N.i E. lfi miles, Fort Point stripes, surmounted light N. W. i N., and Western by 10-inch whistle. Head W. ï S. 2* miles. From buoy a course N.W. 1 :N. for 4 ' ' miles clears all danFer to anchor- . age off Brooklyn pier.
Horizontal bands, red 50 1812 27; and white, eight in number, octagonal, wood.
Alternate white and 1888 From the buoy a N. E. course will 27: black vertical stripes, ch'ged lead clear of the S. V. breaker up "Port Medway " on 1898 through the channel to the iron side, can buoy off .Neil Point 4 miles distant. 3 34 LIGHTS AND FOG-SIGNALS
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280 MEDWAY HEAP Port Medway,W. side of 44 6 10 64 32 15 F. white C ....1 44 10 entrance.
281 PORT MEDWAY On E. end of breakwater 44 7 58 64 34 20 F. red D, 7.. 31 ! G •
285 LAHAVE GAS AND In 22 fins., 3 miles,S. by 44 11 30 64 16 30 Occ. white D, gas BELL BUOY. E. from Moser Island light.
287 MOSER ISLAND On Island, W. side of 44 14 15,64 18 50 F. red C .1 55 8 entrance to Lahave River.
288 LA HAVE On Fort Point 44 17 16:64 20 55 F. red 48 8
290 WEST IRONBOUND Near Cape Lahave, 44 13 4264 16 20 Rev.white, 30 sec- .... 72 13 ISLAND. mouth of Lahave ' I onds. River.
291 LUNENBURG GAS AND In 23 fms., 6à miles S. E. 44 17 0164 11 25 Occ. white. D, gas WHISTLING BUOY. by S. S., frorn Bat- tery Point light.
294_ BATTERY POINT Entrance to Lunenburg 44 21 45 1 64 17 35 F. red SI 11 Harbour.
295 CROSS ISLAND E.point Lunenburg Bay 44 18 45 64 9 57 Gp. Rev. white, 3 C 100 15 , flashes, 15 sec- onds apart, then an eclipse of 20 seconds, revolu- tion in 1 minute.
297 HOBSON ISLAND rIal1011e Bay 44 24 5564 13 46F. red D. 5.. 68 8
298 WESTHAVER ISLAND. IMahone Bay 44 26 15 64 20 2F. white D, 7.. 54 12
300 QUAKER ISLAND.... Off Chester 41 30 55 64 13 48F. red D, 7.. 109 11
302 CHESTER, OR EAST A little to eastward of 44 26 24 64 4 50 F. white C. 150! IRONBOUND ISLAND centre of Island, in Mahone Bay.
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White, with black 23 I 1851 The light is shown from a dormer 280 squares on seaward on the dwelling house. sides, square, wood.
White, square, wood.. 33 I 1899 Visible from N.W. by W. W. 281 W. t,o S.S.E. In enter-1 through ing light is not opened until blac1:1 can buov marking extremity of . Neil-Point is reached.
Red steel cylindrical ...1886 Bell sounded by action of Frein the buoy, West Ironboundi 285 buoy surmounted by Gas waves. light bears N.N.E., 2i miles. ! a steel frame sup- 1907 porting a bell and a lantern.
White, square, wood, 26 1868 Hand horn answers signals 287 lantern on roof of from vessels. dwelling.
White, square, wood, 35 1876 Hand horn answers signals 288 with dwelling at- from vessels. tached.
White, square, wood, 29 1855 Near edge of cliff 40 feet high. 290 with dwelling at- tached.
Red and black horizon- ... 1891 Whistle sounded by action From the buoy Cross Island light 291 tal bands. St eel, Gas of waves. bears N.E. E., 2 miles ; n est cylindrical buoy sur- 1905 Ironbound light, S.W. by W. î mounted by a pyra- W., 4Â mile,s ; Rose Point, N.W. . midal steel frame :4- W., 1.:} mile.s. supporting a whistle and a lantern. White, square tower on 24 i 1864 Hand horn answers signals 294 d welling. from vessels.
Red, octagonal, wOod ; 58 1 1832 Steam-horn sounds 20 sec- Visible from all points of approachl 295 polygonal iron lan- onds every 14s minutes. by water. tern red. Pilots resort here, and vessels may take refuge in case of necessity.
White, square, waxi.. 29 1872 297
White, square, wood. 27 1882 298 Iron lantern, red,with chan- dwelling attached. ged 1895
White, square, wood, 33 I 1883 Hand horn answers signals To guide into Chester Basin 300 with dwelling at- from vessels. tached. White, oblong, wood. 40 1871 Seen from all points of approach ; 302 Square wooden tower, the lantern alone is visible, build- surmounted by iron ing hidden by trees. lantern rising from roof of dwelling. 3 36 LIGFITS AND FOG—SIGNALS
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303 GREEN ISLAND..... Off St. Margaret and 44 22 57 64 2 45 Alt. Red and white C 66 w13 Mahone Bays. Red.. ...52 sec. R8 Eclipse...38 " White... .52 " Eclipse...38 "
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305 NORTHEAST SHOAL In 21 fathoms 1 180 miles 44 25 54 61 0 2 WHISTLING BUOY. E. bY N. N. from the middle of N.E. Shoal.
306 HUBBARD COVE On Green Point, W. 44 37 14 64 3 10E. red D, 7.. 60 11 side of entrance.
306i SLALINWHITES LEDGE mile south from the 44 36 56 64 2 11 BELL BUOY, big rock near middle of ledge.
307 CROUCHER ISLAND- In St. Margaret Bay.. 44 38 24 63 57 20 F. white D, 7.. 90 15
308 INDIAN HARBOUR.... On S.E. extremity of 44 31 20 63 56 37 F. white D, 6.. 36 Paddy Head Island.
309 CRAWFORD L E DC E In 12 fat'noms, mile 44 30 48 63 57 21 BELL BUOY. N. 79° W. from W. extremity of Shoal.
310 PEGGY POINT..... E. side of entrance to 44 29 30,63 55 0;F. red 65 St. Margaret Bay. 311 On the S. end of Calla- 41 29 3463 51 33F. white ... 50 12 ghan Island.
31q SHAG BAT BREAKERS In 22 fathoms, 1 mile 44 28 0 63 49 55 BELL BL'OY. S. 45° W. from S.W. extremity of Shoal.
312 BETTY ISLAND.... On Brig Point, near 44 26 22 63 45 54 Rev. red, 2 minutes C 75 14 Prospect
313 TERENCE BAY...... On Shipley Head, near 44 27 4063 42 10F. red D, 7. 57 8 Tenant Point.
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White, square, wood, 28 1874 303 3 with dwelling at- ' tached. •
Black iron buoy with . .. 1895 Whistle sounded by action Fairway buoy to indicate shoal. 303 "N. E. Shoal " in of the waves. From the buoy a N.W. N. course white letters. . leads into Mahone Bay and a N. E. by N. ï N. course leads into St. Margaret Bay clear of Horseshoe Ledge. White, square, wood, 42 1886 306 dwelling attached.
Red iron buoy, with 1906 Bell rung by motion of buoy 3063 "Slaunwhite Ledge " on the waves. in white letters, sur- mounted by a bell. White, square, wood, 40 1882 307 dwelling attached. White, square, wood.. 33 1901 Visible from all points of approach 308 by water. , To guide small vessels into harbour through channel between southern extremity of Paddy Head Island and Wreck Island.
Red, iron buoy, with 1904 Bell rung by motion of 30f; " Crawford Ledge " buoy on the waves. in white letters on the deck, surmounted by a bell.
White, square, wood.. 26 1868 Lantern on dwelling 31( . 'White, square, wood, 31 1892 Visible from all points seaward. To 311 surmounted by r e d guide into Dover Harbour. Ves- iron lantern. Dwell- sels running for it on a N.N.W. ing attached. , course will pass clear to W. of Shag Bay breakers and enter to E. of Fleming Island. Red, iron buoy, with ... .. 1904 Bell rung by motion of 3111 " Shag Bay Breaker " buoy on the waves. in white letters on the deck, surmounted by a bell.
White, with two hori- 54 1875 Coast light 31: 1 zontal red bands, square, wood, dwel- ling attached.
White, square, wood.. 32 1885 Visible from all points of approach 31: Tower by water. 1903 38 LIGHTS AND FOG- SIGNALS
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315 'PENNANT WHIS In 18 fathoms off Pen- 44 24 20 63 39 32 TLING BUOY. nant Point.
16 PENNANT On a point on N. side 44 28 1563 37 40T. white C. 37 7 HARBOUR. of entrance t,o Pen- nant Cove.
317 SA3IBRO H A R - On extremity of Bull 44 38 30 63 35 25F. red D, 7.. 38 7 BOUR. Point, on S.W. side of entrance.
318 SAIIBRO Middle of Island 44 26 10 63 33 28 FI. white. Flash I), 1.. 140 17 every - 5 seconds. acety-
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319 APPRO INNER SAMBRO On western extremity-.. 44 27 14 3 35 20 F. white...... 0,7.. 45 8 -1 ISLAND. AND
321 UR SISTERS BELL In 22 fathoms S.E. by 44 26 12 63 31 12 3O BUOY. E. mile from the Blind Sist,ers. HARI
322 AX SAMI3R0 GAS AND In 25 fathoms near S. 44 21 30 3 30 15 Occ. white D, gas WHISTLING end of Sambro outer BUOY. bank. HALIF
323 CATCH HARBOUR On,W. side of entrance 44 28 57 63 32 40 F. red D 46 7
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324 CHEBUCTO HEAD Light on summitof head 44 30 463 30 50 Rev. white, on e 12 18 whistle in front of and minute. below light.
326 OUTER GAS AND n 36 fathoms outside 44 28 25 63 22 10 Occ. white D, gas 30 10 WHISTLING entrance, 6} miles S. acety- BUOY. 54p E. from Chebucto lene. Head lighthouse.
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Colour and 4" to .57e- I. any peculiarity of .5 .e° e Fog-Signal. Remarks. No. Buildings. 1 ï •ze 4.o ,e - M i _ Black iron buoy with .... 1899 Whistle sounded by action From the buoy the extremity of 3n " Pennant" in white of waves. Pennant Point bears N.E. 4 N. l_ï letters surmounted by miles ; Shipley Head pole light, 10-inch whistle. N. e W., 3Ï miles ; Bull Rock, E. . N.E. 2 miles, and Sambro light, E. 4 N., 4.1i- miles.
7 White, square, wood.. 33 1903 - Visible from seaward. When light 316 is brought to bear N. 460 E. it will lead in clear of Broad Shoal, and to the eastward of Thrumcap and Pawson rock.
White, square, wood.. 33 1899 Visible from all points of approach 317 by water. To guide small vessels to safe anchorage in harbour. .
7 White with three red 82 1758 Cotton powder signals ex- Visible from all points of approach. 318 horizontal b a'n d s, raised ploded every 10 minutes. Fog-signal derrick is erected on the octagonal, stone and 1906 seaward side of the lighthouse. concrete, c o v e r e d Mariners cautioned against at- with shingles ; red' tempting to make Sambro in fog ; circular iron lantern , signals maintained rather as warn- ing to vessels that have lost their way. Lantern on a white 17 1900 Fishing light 319 mast, white shed at . base.
Black iron buoy sur- 1874 Bell rung by the action of 321 mounted by a bell, the waves.
Black steel cylindrical 1890 Whistle sounded by action From this buoy Pennant Point bears 322 buoy, with "Sambro" Gas of waves. N.W. by N. à N., 7à miles ; Sam- in white letten on the 1906 bru light N. à W., 54 miles ; Che- deck, surmounted by a bucto light, N. by E. e E., 81 pyramidal steel fraie miles. supporting a whistle and a lantern. White, square, wood... 32 1905 Visible frotn all points of approach. 32.?
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White, square, wood, 22 1872 Whistle 73 ft. above water, 321 with dwelling attach- Fog- gives blasts of 10 seconds •ed. Fog-whistle alarm with intervals of 50 sec- building red brick 1891 onds. with slate roof.
Black steel cylindrical 1878 Whistle sounded by action From this buoy Sambro Island light 32( buoy, surmounted by Gas of waves. bears W. à N. 8à miles; • Devil pyramidal steel frame 1905 Island N. Z W. 7à miles; and Inner supporting a whistle whistling buoy N.W. à N. 6 miles. and a lantern.
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328 INNER GAS ANI) In 20 fathoms N.E. 1î 44 31 4e63 29 50 Occ. white D, gas WHISTLING miles from Chebucto BUOY. Head lighthouse. Submarine bell mfle 44 31 51 63 30 0 N. r E. from buoy.
329 • NEVERFAIL In 6 fathoms } mile S. 44 33 2063, 30 50:Occ. white D, gas 9 4 SHO.AL G A S of middle of Neverfail acety- BUOY. Shoal. lene.
330 THRI531CAP BELL In 10 fathoms off S. ex- 44 33 57 63 29 51 BUOY. tremity of shoal. :
THRIIMCAP G'As,In 10 fathoms S. of 44 33 48 63 29 45 Occ. red ...... D, gas 9 Buoy. Thrumcap Shoal. acety- lene.
331 Y•1 HERRING COVE.. On the western head of 44 33 57 63 32 58 F. red D, p.. 45 8 entrance. 7.1 •••••1 ••,-
332 3LAUGER BEACH.. Sherbrooke tower, E. 44 36 5,63 31 40 Flashing white.... D, 3.. 64 13 side of entrance to Flash every five Halifax Harbour. seconds.
333 MCNAB ISLAND. mile, N. 16' E., from 44 37 0 63 31 48 F. white C... 132 17 south point of Finlay Cove. IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 41
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Red, steel cylindrical 1877 Whistle sounded by action From the buoy Sandwich Point 328 buoy with curved top, Gas of waves. bears N. W., 3t miles ; Devil surmounted by a 1905 !There will be sounded on Island West lighthouse N.E. E, pyramidal steel cage the submarine fog bell 4 3 miles, 51 cables ; and a N. course supporting a 10-inch strokes at intervals of 4i- will lead t,o the westward of the whistle and alantern. seconds, followed by a 32-foot patch, and to the eastward silent interval of 6 sec- of the Neverfail buoy, clear of onds. every danger up to Point Pleasant buoy.
Steel, cylindrical buoy, 1903 329. painted in red and black horizontal bands, surmounted by conical slatwork topmark and a lan- tern.
Red iron buoy, sur- 1893 Bell rung by the action of 330 mounted by a bell. the waves.
Red, steel, cylindrical 1903 buoy, surmounted by a conical slatwork toPmark and a lan- tern.
White, square, wood .. 22 1886 iLifeboat station in the cove 331 chan- ged 1894
Stone, circular, white, 60 1815 Diaphone, operated by com- Visible from all points of apprnach. 332 with red roofs ; cir- horn pressed air, sounds a blast When Sambro light bears W. S. W. cular iron lantern 1889 of 31 seconds' duration this light should not be brought red. White wooden every 30 seconds. to the westward of north, which dwelling near tower. clears the Thrumcap Shoal. Pass- White square wooden ing • Manger Beach entering har- fo g alarm building bour keep the light on starboard with red roof. bow. Horn, 37 ft. above high water mark, projects from S. side of light- house.
White, square, wood, 49 1903 Light visible in the line of range. 333 tower rising from to enter harbour, vessels of deep middle of roof of draught, after passing inside Che- dweking. Red verti- bucto head light, will haul up N. cal stripe on seaward 16° E. and bring Manger beach side of tower and and McNab Island lights in one. dwelling. This course, N. 16 E. is to be continued till it intersects the alignment of George Island and Dartmouth lights.
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334 MIDDLE GROUND In 6 fathoms i'r, mile S. 44 36 30 63 32 30 Oce. white D, gas 9 4 GAS BUOY, of centre of middle i.cety- ground W. of MeNab lene. Island.
GEORGE ISLAND. On W. Side of Island 44 38 30 63 33 25 Rev. red, 10 secs C .... 50 8 in Halifax Harbour.
• 136 DARTMOUTH. ... Tower of Dartmouth 44 40 3 63 34 34 F. red C 140 12 exhibition building.
• 137 PLEASANT SHOAL In 10 fathoms, off E. 44 36 59 63 33 14 . . BELL BrOY, extremity of shoal.
CHEBUCTO READ See No. 324 above.
138 (On S. point of island. 44 34 50 63 27 15 F. white.... ..... C .... 59 13 i I DEVIL ISLAND... -{ • • I ■39 I 175 yards W. 1 S. from F. white.... . . C .... 52 12 l, higher light.
42 (Front light on pier 44 41 4263 4 25 F. red ...... ... D, 6. 19 4 on Shag Ledge.
43 MusQuononotT FIAR- Back light on French F. red D, 6.. 59 4 HOUR. Point, Kent Island, about e mile N. 31' E. from front light.
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15 JEDDORE ROCK On summit of rock 44 39 45 63 0 221'. red C .... 86 12 about 22 miles east of Halifax. IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 43
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Steel, cylindrical buov, 1903 334 painted in red and, black horizontal band s, surmounted by conical slatwork topmark and a lan- tern.
White, square, wooden 35 1876 Bell strikes 7 times a min- George Island light visible from all 335 tower, with black dia- reblt ute at equal intervals. points of approach. Dartmouth mond on south side ; 1903 light visible in the line of range. red, iron lantern . Proceeding inwards from the inter- Tower and fog bell on section of the alignment of Mauger west side ot dwelling. beach and McNab Island lights with the alignment of George White, wooden tower 70 1903 Island and Dartmouth lights, keep 336 of exhibition build- George Island and Dartmouth ing, with black dia- lights in one bearing N. 1° E. mond on south side of This leads well clear of the Mid- tower; white, wooden dle Ground and Point Pleasant lantern. shoal.
Black, steel buoy, with 1903 Bell rung by motion of the 337 "Pt. Pleasant " in buoy on the waves. white letters, sur- mounted by a bell.
White, octagonal, wood 53 1877 Pilots are stationed here. The east- 338 ern light, open to southward of western light, clears to southward of Thrurncap Shoal.
White, octagonal, wood 45 I 1852 Lifeboat station at N.W. end of 339 island.
White, square, wood, 20 I 1904 Lights visible from all points of ap- 342 lantern roof red ; proach by water. Mariners should square, concrete pier. enter by channel to eastward of Musquodoboit ledge and Harbour islet, avoiding Bull reef and Har- bour islet shoals by keeping Jed- White, square, wood, 54 1904 dore rock light astern and just seen 343 lantern roof red. over the saddle of Jeddore head, until they reach the alignment of the range lights N. 31° K, which course should be followed until the buoys marking the shoal off Steering beach are passed. Lights maintained only from lit April to 31st December.
'White, square, wood, 50 1881 345 with 2 red horizontal bands ; dwelling at- tached.
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