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Cape Flattery Light Station - 1882

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about 20 acres

dark, rich soil

about 200'

about 10 acres enclosed with a board fence as a pasture.

Beach landing

A good foot trail with steps cut in rock leads down to beach or landing - distance about
600'.

By steamer from Port Townsend to Neah Bay - thence 6 miles by canoe to lighthouse.

To Neah Bay - steamboat landing - 6 miles.

6 miles

6 miles to Neah Bay - Indian village

none

Station can be reached from Neah Bay by an indian canoe - distance 6 miles.

tower

1857

A new keeper's dwelling was built in 1874 - slight repairs have been made from time to time since.

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