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31 Admiralty Head Lighthouse

Admiralty Head Lighthouse, located on the remote Orkney island of Eday, Scotland, stands as a towering granite structure built in 1915 to warn mariners of hazardous rocks and shoals within the Pentland Firth. Its distinctive lantern room houses a powerful Fresnel lens.

32 Point Wilson Lighthouse

Point Wilson Lighthouse, located on the southwestern tip of Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula, stands as the oldest continuously operating lighthouse in the United States, guiding mariners through treacherous currents and fog since its construction in 1885.

33 Poolbeg Lighthouse

Poolbeg Lighthouse is a functioning harbor light situated at the end of the Great South Wall in Dublin Bay, Ireland. First established in 1767, the structure was rebuilt into its present form around 1820 to accommodate larger maritime traffic. The masonry tower is notably painted red, making it a re...

34 Newport Beach

Newport Beach is a coastal city located in Orange County, California, known for its extensive harbor and large yachting community. The area encompasses the Balboa Peninsula, which separates Newport Bay from the Pacific Ocean and offers beaches popular for swimming and surfing. Visitors and residents...

35 Big Tub Lighthouse

Big Tub Lighthouse is a wooden lighthouse built in 1885 at the entrance to Big Tub Harbour near Tobermory, Ontario, on Georgian Bay. The hexagonal tower guides vessels into the harbor and remains an active aid to navigation maintained by the Canadian Coast Guard. It is one of the earliest surviving...

36 Caesarea Maritima

Caesarea Maritima is an archaeological site on the Mediterranean coast of Israel, constructed by Herod the Great between 22 and 10 BCE. The city was distinguished by its massive artificial deep-water harbor, named Sebastos, which was an unprecedented engineering feat for the era. It later served as...

37 Sumner Tunnel

The Sumner Tunnel is a historic vehicular tunnel located in Boston, Massachusetts, extending beneath Boston Harbor. Opened in 1934, it was the city's first harbor tunnel and carries traffic between the North End of downtown Boston and the neighborhood of East Boston. As a crucial component of the re...

7.18 Good
Why this score

Historic Boston harbor link with practical value; aging design, closures, and congestion weaken public ratings.

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38 Brockton Point Light

Brockton Point Light is a lighthouse at Brockton Point in Stanley Park, Vancouver, overlooking Burrard Inlet and Vancouver Harbour. The present structure was built in 1914 and designed by William P. Anderson, an engineer associated with numerous Canadian lighthouses. Deactivated as an official navig...

39 Callahan Tunnel

The Lieutenant William F. Callahan Jr. Tunnel is a road tunnel beneath Boston Harbor in Massachusetts. Opened in 1961, it runs between downtown Boston and East Boston, parallel to the older Sumner Tunnel, and carries traffic away from the city center toward Logan International Airport and surroundin...

7.02 Good
Why this score

Functional companion Boston harbor tunnel; important but less historic, with congestion and maintenance complaints.

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40 Yokohama Lighthouse

The Yokohama Lighthouse, situated on Yamashita Park, is a 23-meter tall cast-iron tower constructed in 1857 by the British and later adopted by Japan, guiding ships into Tokyo Bay and marking a crucial harbor entrance.

41 Holyhead Breakwater Lighthouse

Holyhead Breakwater Lighthouse, built in 1906, stands on a granite breakwater extending into the Menai Strait, providing crucial guidance for ships navigating the treacherous waters near the Anglesey Bridge and protecting the harbor entrance from wave action.

42 Green Point Lighthouse

The Green Point Lighthouse, situated on the southwestern tip of Sable Island, Nova Scotia, began operation in 1846 and stands as a vital navigational aid for ships traversing the treacherous waters of the Northumberland Strait.

43 Owls Head Lighthouse

Located on a rocky headland in Camden, Maine, the Owls Head Lighthouse stands as a granite tower built in 1858 to guide ships through dangerous coastal waters and is now maintained by dedicated volunteers.

44 Jeddah Light

Jeddah Light is a functional lighthouse and harbor control tower at Jeddah Islamic Port on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast. The cylindrical structure rises approximately 133 meters and carries its light above an observation and control facility, making it unusually tall for a navigational lighthouse. A...

45 Kincardine Lighthouse

Kincardine Lighthouse is a historic harbor light in Kincardine, Ontario, near the mouth of the Penetangore River on Lake Huron. Built in 1881, its square wooden tower rises from the keeper's dwelling, a compact arrangement used at several Canadian harbor stations. The light assisted vessels entering...

46 Golden Bridge

The Golden Gate (Zolotoyye Vorota) in Moscow is a pedestrian bridge constructed in 2001, adorned with over 6,000 gilded steel plates and connecting Novy Arbat Avenue to the Moskva River embankment.

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