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Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database
Destruction Island Light Station - 1892
Premises page 1 of 2
33.42 acres
light loam
80'
none
Landing platform is built upon rock ledges above high water, & material is landed by derrick with hoisting engine.
Landing platform reached by tramway & is distant about 550' from tower.
By lighthouse tender from Astoria, or by land to within 20 miles, thence by canoe paddled
by Indians.
None in the country
20 miles
20 miles
none
An indian with canoe can sometimes be hired to convey passengers, if weather permits.
Tower
1
January 1, 1892
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