Lime Point Light, Lighthouse in California
Lime Point Light is a historic lighthouse located at the north side of the Golden Gate Bridge.
It was originally established in 1883 as a fog signal station.
The lighthouse plays a significant role in maritime navigation for the San Francisco Bay.
Although not open to the public, it can be viewed from nearby points such as Vista Point.
The Lime Point Light is directly attached to the base of the northern anchorage of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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