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Grosse Isle South Channel Front Range Light Station
Illuminating Apparatus page 1 of 2
L. Sautter & Co.
Installed March, 1908
Constructeurs, Paris
5th
14 3/4"
Fixed red
270 degrees visible for 135 deg. Bearing N 85 degrees 55' W to N 50 degrees 05' W; Azimuth: 275 - 05 to 50 05; 67.5 degrees on each side of range. Bearing of range N 17 degrees-35 W
3
7
5
Wooden, octagonal, forms newel post of stairs.
Wood, over stairs with shelf underneath
none
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