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Cape Sarichef Light

Bob Deering, Environmental Branch Chief CEU Juneau

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Nearest Town or City:Unimak Island Alaska United States
Location:Unimak Pass through Aleutian Islands, western side of Unimak Island.
Managing Organization:U.S. Coast Guard
Notes:This was the westernmost light station in North America. In 1979, the 1950 light on top of the fog signal building was replaced by a separate skeletal tower.
Tower Height:35
Description Tower:Skeletal tower.
Operational:No
Date Established:1904
Current Use:Fog signal building.
Open To Public:No.
Optics:1904: Third order Fresnel lens; later 375 mm.
Height Focal Plane:170
National Register:No
Keepers:Edward Moore (1913-1933), Theodore Pederson (1933-?), George (Mike) McNiff (Coast Guard officer in charge 1974-1975)
State:Alaska
Country:United States
Date Deactivated:1979
Earlier Towers:1904: Octagonal tower on roof of fog signal building. 1950: Short hexagonal tower at one end of the fog signal building.
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