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Cattle Point Light

Lighthouse · San Juan County, Washington

Cattle Point Light (lighthouse in Washington, United States)
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Cattle Point Light is a lighthouse in San Juan County, Washington. Washington has 31 lighthouses on record at Wayfarrow, 4 of them in San Juan County.

It was built in 1935, in the interwar years, making it the 18th oldest of the 21 in Washington with a recorded construction date; the tower stands about 34 feet tall (13th tallest of 23 measured in Washington); its light sits 95 feet above the water; the light characteristic is recorded as Fl W 4s (a white flash every 4 seconds), with a range of about 7 nautical miles.

Status check, 2026-11: The 1888 light was only a lens lantern on a post. The current 34-ft octagonal concrete tower was built in 1935, and the Coast Guard repaired erosion damage to its foundation in 2010. It stands at 48.4506° N, 122.9633° W.

Key facts

Current structure built1935
Tower height34 ft
Focal height95 ft
Light characteristicFl W 4s
Range7 nautical miles
Coordinates48.45060, -122.96330

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Questions

Where is Cattle Point Light?

Cattle Point Light is in San Juan County, Washington, at 48.4506, -122.9633.

How many lighthouses are in San Juan County?

San Juan County, Washington has 4 lighthouses on record at Wayfarrow.

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