Coastal reach
From harbor mouths to exposed headlands, preserved lights trace the full character of the northern shoreline.
Preserved Towers Along the Northern Coast
This map introduces the surviving lighthouse sites that still mark the shoreline and its maritime memory.
Trace each point to follow how keepers, storms, and preservation efforts shaped today’s coastal landmarks.
Preserved tower context
A quick reading of the northern coast's lighthouse legacy
Surviving structures
Only part of the original station network remains, yet each standing tower keeps local maritime memory visible.
Tower forms
Masonry shafts, timber beacons, and skeletal steel lights show how lighthouse design adapted over time.
Preservation interest
Historical societies, volunteers, and travelers continue to support careful restoration and public interpretation.