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Managing Organization:
Canadian Coast Guard
Notes:
After the original lighthouse was discontinued circa 1910, the Cap Brûlé Range, established in 1875, continued until 1972. At that time, a new automated light was built on the site of the former front range light and given the name Cap Brûlé Light. Tower Height: 15 Height of Focal Plane: 135 Characteristic and Range: Iso white 2s; range 6 miles (2003). Description of Tower: Red and white square skeleton tower, with fluorescent orange daymarks on three seaward faces.
This light is operational
Earlier Towers?
1870: White, square wooden tower; dwelling nearby (discontinued circa 1910). Date Established: 1870 Date Present Tower Built: 1972 Current Use: Active aid to navigation.
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