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Built in 1895, the Squirrel Point Light is one of Arrowsic Island’s four navigational aids. It is found along an 11-mile stretch on the Kennebec River, between the town of Bath and the Atlantic Ocean. Though the property is owned by the United States Coast Guard, the government allows access to the lighthouse for a number of purposes including for the benefit of the public and maritime industry, maintenance, and historic restoration. Squirrel Point Light is open to visitors on Maine Open Lighthouse Day and can otherwise be admired from afar by visitors through river tours, cruises, and other similar offers.

Arrowsic, Maine 04530

Squirrel Point Light
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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