The following is a list of lighthouses in four of the major territories of the United States. Most of the lights listed here have been modernized to be automated beacons on small steel towers or posts. There are just two known surviving lighthouses that held keepers, both of which are now inactive. Information for any given lighthouse may also be incomplete due to a lack of records and/or unreliable information.
Note: Listed separate are lighthouses in Puerto Rico as more information is available about them.
Lighthouses NameImage LocationCoordinates Year built Year deactivated Focal height NGAnumber Retrieved 23 October 2016 Admiraltynumber Apra Outer Harbor Range Front Light N/A Guam(Apra Harbor) 039 10983 M8386 Apra Outer Harbor Range Rear Light N/A Guam(Apra Harbor) Active 066 10983.1 M8386.1 Aunu'u Lightbeacon N/A American Samoa(Aunu'u) 2014 025 3084 ex-K4588 Breakers Point Lightbeacon N/A American Samoa(Tutuila) Active 190 3088 K4576 Buck Island Light N/A Virgin Islands(Buck Island) 1913 (first) 1990s (current) Active 139 14632 J5628 Fort Luise Augusta Light N/A Virgin Islands(Christiansted) 1857 (first) 1919 (current) 1931 046 14664 J5642 Glass Beakwater Light N/A Guam(Piti) Active 059 10984 M8386.2 Hams Bluff Light Virgin Islands(Saint Croix) 1915 (first) 2010 (current) Active 394 14656 J5640 Japanese Lighthouse(aka: Garapan Light) Northern MarianaIslands(Saipan) 1934 1944 Orote Point Light N/A Guam(Point Udall) 1929 (first) N/A (current) Active 226 10982 M8384 Pago Pago Range Front Lighthbeacon N/A American Samoa(Pago Pago) 1901 (first) N/A (current) Active 037 3092 K4580 Pago Pago Range Rear Lighthbeacon N/A American Samoa(Pago Pago) 1901 (first) N/A (current) Active 182 3096 K4580.1 Ritidian Point Light N/A Guam(Ritidian Point) 1932 (first) N/A (current) Active 574 10981 M8382 Savana Island Light N/A Virgin Islands(Savana Island) Active 300 14604 J5610
See also Lists of lighthouses Lists of lightvessels
Notes A. While the first build date is unknown, the light appeared on a 1922 list which describes it as a white square pyramidal tower. B. While the first build date is unknown, the light appeared on a 1922 list which describes it as a white square pyramidal tower. C. The focal height shown here is for the modern structure put into place (steel tower or post). D. A modern light was mounted on a skeleton tower next to the house. The focal height of this tower is .
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