Lighthouses in New Hampshire
35 historical lighthouses in New Hampshire, including key data such as height and Wikipedia links, are cataloged in this GIS dataset for professionals.
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Unlock the history and architecture of New Hampshire’s coastline with our comprehensive Lighthouses dataset. Professionals in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) will find detailed information on approximately 35 lighthouses, each telling a tale of maritime heritage and structural design. For instance, the iconic Cape Neddick "Nubble" Lighthouse and the Portland Head Light offer insights not only into historical significance but also architectural details, with documented attributes like height and building metadata within the dataset. Engage with landmarks such as Whaleback Lighthouse and Portsmouth Harbor Light to enhance your GIS projects focused on historic structures or tourist attractions. This dataset serves as a valuable tool for mapping and analysis, providing users with both historical data and geographic coordinates for precision work in regional planning or tourism development.
The Lighthouses dataset for New Hampshire encompasses features such as:
- Cape Neddick "Nubble" Lighthouse
- Goat Island Light
- Portland Head Light
- Whaleback Lighthouse
- Wood Island Light Station
- Portsmouth Harbor Light
- Squirrel Point Lighthouse
- Newburyport Harbor (Plum Island) Light
- Boon Island Light
- Halfway Rock Light Station
- Doubling Point Front Range Light
- Two Lights
- White Island Light
- Front Range Light
- Isle La Motte Light
- Juniper Island Light
- Cumberland Head Light
- Barber’s Point Light
- Burlington Light South
- Burlington Breakwater North Lighthouse
- Doubling Point Light
- Ram Island Ledge Light
- The Ladies Delight Light
- Bug Light
Once you have signed up for your Felt account, you will be have your own interactive map of Lighthouses in New Hampshire. From there, you can style, filter, inspect, transform and export your revised data in GeoPackage format. You’ll also gain access to our extensive repository of pre-existing GIS data, featuring numerous additional datasets tailored for New Hampshire.
