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Bay of Fundy, N.B ATLANTIC COAST – List of Lights, Buoys and Fog Signals Focal Position Description Height Nomi- Remarks ----- Light ----- No. Name in m. nal ----- Latitude N. Characteristics Height in meters above Range Fog Signals Longitude W. above ground water BAY OF FUNDY, N.B. 5 Little Riv er (U.S.) At mouth of riv er. Fl W 6s 17.1 13 Skeleton tower, white and Flash ev ery 6s. H4164 44 39 00 red diamond day mark. Year round. 067 11 30 12.5 Horn – Blast 1s; sil. 9s. Chart:4011 5.8 North Rock Light N. of Machias Seal Fl R 6s 14.1 ..... White cy lindrical tower with Flash 1 s; eclipse 5 s. Island. two horizontal red bands. Year round. 44 32 15.8 067 05 13.8 Chart:4340 Edn 02/19 (F18-046) 6 Machias Seal On summit of Fl W 3s 25.0 17 White octagonal tower, red Flash ev ery 3 s. H4192 Island island. upper portion. Year round. 44 30 06.6 18.3 067 06 04.1 Chart:4340 Edn 10/14 (F14-030) 7 Bull Rock light and E. side of rock. Fl G 4s ..... ..... Green, marked “XA1”. Year round. whistle buoy XA1 44 30 14.8 066 56 18.2 Chart:4340 7.5 Wallace Ledge 44 32 09.6 Fl R 4s ..... ..... Red, marked “XA2”. Year round. light and bell buoy 066 52 57.1 XA2 Chart:4340 7.7 Buck Rock light 44 36 10 Fl G 4s ..... ..... Green, marked “XA3”. Year round. and bell buoy XA3 066 52 19.9 Chart:4124 8 Gannet Rock S. of Grand Manan. ….. ….. ….. ….. ….. White octagonal tower, Year round. H4188 44 30 37.1 black v ertical stripes, Racon - -. (G) 066 46 52.9 red top. Chart:4340 X & S Bands 22.9 Edn 09/14 (F14-026) Edn 06/17 (F17-008) 8.1 Gannet Rock 44 30 38.0 Oc W 3s 12.9 11 Pipe swing pole. Flash 2 s; eclipse 1 s. North Light 066 46 53.6 12.9 Visible f rom 58º through E., S. and W. to 348º. Year round. Chart:4340 Edn 09/17 (F17-010, 028) 8.2 Gannet Rock 44 30 37.2 Oc W 3s 13.6 11 Pipe swing pole. Flash 2 s; eclipse 1 s. South Light 066 46 53.7 13.6 Visible f rom 193º through W., N. and E. to 164º. Year round. Chart:4340 Edn 09/17 (F17-011, 029) 9 Old Proprietor light 44 32 44.6 Fl G 4s ..... ..... Green, marked “X1”. Year round. and whistle buoy 066 38 57.1 X1 Chart:4340 9.5 Old Proprietor 44 33 45.6 Q(3) W 10s ..... ..... Black, yellow and black, Year round. Shoal East 066 39 39.1 marked “XK”. Cardinal light and bell buoy XK Chart:4340 10 Tinker Shoal light N. of shoal. Fl G 4s ..... ..... Green, marked “XK3”. Year round. and bell buoy XK3 44 35 49.6 066 42 38.6 Chart:4340 Fisheries and Oceans Canada Official Publication of the Canadian Coast Guard Last correction: Monthly Edn 09/2021 Page 1 of 17 ATLANTIC COAST – List of Lights, Buoys and Fog Signals Focal Position Description Height Nomi- Remarks ----- Light ----- No. Name in m. nal ----- Latitude N. Characteristics Height in meters above Range Fog Signals Longitude W. above ground water BAY OF FUNDY, N.B. 10.4 Long Ledge light SW. of White Head. Q R 1s ..... ..... Red, marked “XK4”. Year round. and bell buoy XK4 44 36 56.0 066 44 28.8 Chart:4340 Edn 12/18 (F18-041) Edn 06/20 (F20-020) Grand Manan Island 11 Southwest Head On edge of clif f S. Fl W 10s 47.5 16 White rectangular tower, Operates at night only . H4186 extremity of head. red upper portion. Year round. 44 36 02.9 9.9 066 54 19.8 Chart:4124 Edn 10/14 (F14-031) 15 White Horse Islet 44 36 09.7 LFl G 12 s 13.4 4 Square skeleton tower, red Flash 2 s; eclipse 10 s. H4181.5 066 48 25.6 and white rectangular Radar ref lector. day mark, green square in Year round. centre. 6.6 Chart:4124 Edn 05/11 (F11-128) 16 Constable Ledge NW. of ledge. Fl R 4s ..... ..... Red, marked “XJ2”. Year round. light and bell buoy 44 35 47.3 XJ2 066 46 59.8 Chart:4340 Edn 12/18 (F18-042) 16.8 Seal Cov e Outer On outer end of Fl G 6s 5.0 4 Cy lindrical mast, green, Flash 1 s; eclipse 5 s. H4184 Breakwater breakwater. white and black square Operates at night only . 44 38 51.6 day mark. Year round. 066 50 19.5 3.7 Chart:4124 Edn 06/09 (F09-009) Edn 05/11 (F11-106) 17.5 Red Head light 44 38 30.8 Fl G 4s ..... ..... Green, marked “XA7”. Year round. buoy XA7 066 49 01.6 Chart:4124 18.2 Joe's Point light 44 38 24.2 Fl R 4s ..... ..... Red, marked “XA8”. Year round. buoy XA8 066 48 47.4 Chart:4124 19 Ox Head Ledges 44 38 18.2 Q G 1s ..... ..... Green, marked “XK7.” Year round. light buoy XK7 066 45 53.5 Chart:4342 19.3 Grand Harbour 44 39 27.8 Fl G 4s ..... ..... Green, marked “XK11”. Year round. Middle light buoy 066 45 10.9 XK11 Chart:4342 20 Sand Bar Ledge Off N. end of ledge. Fl R 4s ..... ..... Red, marked “XN2”. Year round. light buoy XN2 44 37 59.5 066 44 32.6 Chart:4342 Edn 05/12 (F12-009) Edn 07/14 (F14-009) 21 White Head Ledge W. of White Head. Fl G 4s ..... ..... Green, marked “XM3”. Year round. light buoy XM3 44 37 44.6 066 43 59.1 Chart:4340 22 Ingalls Head On outer end of Q G 1s 5.3 7 Cy lindrical mast, green, Operates at night only . H4180 Breakwater breakwater. white and green square Year round. 44 39 41.9 day mark. 066 45 16.6 4 Chart:4342 Edn 06/09 (F09-010) Edn 04/11 (F11-042) 22.5 Sam’s Islet 44 38 51 Fl W 4s ..... 2 Cy lindrical mast. Year round. H4176 066 44 43.8 4.2 Chart:4342 Fisheries and Oceans Canada Official Publication of the Canadian Coast Guard Last correction: Monthly Edn 09/2021 Page 2 of 17 ATLANTIC COAST – List of Lights, Buoys and Fog Signals Focal Position Description Height Nomi- Remarks ----- Light ----- No. Name in m. nal ----- Latitude N. Characteristics Height in meters above Range Fog Signals Longitude W. above ground water BAY OF FUNDY, N.B. 23 Half Tide Rock On rock, in middle Fl G 5s 3.9 4 Square skeleton tower, two Flash 1 s; eclipse 4 s. H4172 (Cheney Passage) of passage. black and white Year round. 44 39 19.4 rectangular day marks on 066 43 42.1 both sides f acing traf f ic. Horn - Blast 1 s; sil. 14 s. 3.5 Mariners requiring the operation of the f og signal will hav e to select VHF channel 65 and key their microphones f iv e (5) times within 10 seconds. The f og signal will be in operation f or 15 minutes. The f og signal can be activ ated within a 1 NM distance. The f og signal can be activ ated f or another 15 minutes by repeating the abov e procedure. Chart:4342 Edn 03/17 (F16-061) 24 Whitehead 44 37 49.4 Fl R 4s 4.7 4 Skeleton tower on 3-pile Operates at night only . H4178.3 Harbour 066 43 39.4 dolphin. Year round. 2.5 Chart:4340 25 Long Point Near S. extremity of Iso W 12s 15.6 12 White rectangular tower, Year round. H4178 Whitehead Island. red upper portion. 44 36 49.2 11.4 Horn - Blast 2 s; sil. 18 s. 066 42 34.7 Horn points 180°. Chart:4340 26 Brazil Shoal light 44 35 06.6 Mo(A) W 6s ..... ..... Red and white vertical Year round. and bell buoy XKA 066 40 45.1 stripes, marked “XKA”. Chart:4340 28 Prangle Point light E. of the point. Fl G 4s ..... ..... Green, marked “XP3”. Year round. and bell buoy XP3 44 38 31.6 066 40 40.1 Chart:4340 28.5 West Bay of Fundy 44 39 53.3 Fl(5) Y 20s ….. ….. Yellow ODAS, marked Operates 24 h. ODAS light buoy 066 21 52.2 “4400490”. Year round. 4400490 Chart:4011 Edn 12/19 (F19-039, 046) 28.6 Great Duck Ledge 44 39 24.6 Fl R 4s ..... ..... Red, marked “XP4”. Year round. light and whistle 066 40 43.1 buoy XP4 Chart:4340 29 Great Duck S. end of island. Fl W 10s 16.5 18 Square skeleton tower. Flash 1 s; eclipse 9 s. H4174 Island 44 41 03.5 Red with v ertical white Operates at night only . 066 41 36.4 stripes rectangular day Year round. marks on the f our sides. 9.1 Horn - Blast 4 s; sil. 56 s. Horn points 120° Chart:4340 Edn 01/16 (F15-032) 30 Gull Islet On Gull Islet Ledge. Fl G 6s 3.4 4 Green square skeleton Flash 1 s; eclipse 5 s. H4171 44 41 11.6 tower. Operates at night only . 066 43 41.7 9.6 Year round. Chart:4340 Fisheries and Oceans Canada Official Publication of the Canadian Coast Guard Last correction: Monthly Edn 09/2021 Page 3 of 17 ATLANTIC COAST – List of Lights, Buoys and Fog Signals Focal Position Description Height Nomi- Remarks ----- Light ----- No.
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