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Amelia Earhart monument

U.S. Coast Guard

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Nearest Town or City:Howland Island United States
Location:1900 miles SW of Honolulu, Pacific Ocean.
Managing Organization:U.S. Coast Guard
Notes:This monument was originally constructed, along with an airstrip, to support Amelia Earhart's attempted around-the-world flight in 1937. It was retained as a memorial after her death. It was damaged in WWII and was repaired by the Coast Guard in 1963.
Tower Height:20
Description Tower:White sandstone monument with black band and black top.
Operational:No
Date Established:1937
Date Present Tower Built:1937
Current Use:Memorial, daybeacon.
Open To Public:Grounds only.
Height Focal Plane:0
National Register:No
Country:United States
Date Deactivated:?
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