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Conimicut Light

Near Warwick, Rhode Island

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Location: Conimicut Shoal, entrance to Providence River, Narragansett Bay

Nearest towns: Warwick and Barrington, Rhode Island

41 43 01 N
71 20 42 W

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Accessibility: The lighthouse is not open to the public. It can be seen from Conimicut Point Park in Warwick and from the area near Nayatt Point in Barrington, but is best seen by boat.

Station established: 1868; Present lighthouse built: 1883; Automated: 1963

Construction material: Cast iron

Height of tower: 58 feet; Height of focal plane: 55 feet

Original optic: Fourth order Fresnel (1868); Present optic: 250 mm

Characteristic: Flashing white every 2.5 seconds

Fog signal: Two blasts every 30 seconds

Active U.S. Coast Guard aid to navigation

Owned by:

City of Warwick

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