North Carolina

From left to right:

Bodie Island, est. 1848, 1859, current 1872. Cape Hatteras National Seashore. - Ocracoke, est. 1823. Oldest NC operating light. In Cape Hatteras Nat. Seashore. - Oak Island, est. 1958, at entrance of Cape Fear River. - Roanoke Marshes, replica built 2004 of a 1877 screwpile light near Wanchese, now located in Manteo. - Price's Creek, est. 1849 pre-Civil War range light, ruins on banks of Cape Fear River near Southport. - Roanoke River, replica built 2003, in Plymouth, of the 1867 Roanoke River screwpile lighthouse. - Cape Lookout, est. 1812, current 1859 on Core Bank Island, Cape Lookout National Seashore. - Currituck Beach, est. 1875 in Corolla. A completely restored light station. - Bald Head (Old Baldy), est. 1794, current 1818 at the entrance to Cape Fear River. Oldest standing lighthouse tower in NC. Cape Hatteras, est. 1803, current 1870, moved 1999. Tallest U.S. brick lighthouse, 198 ft. Near Buxton in Cape Hatteras Nat. Seashore.

  South Carolina

From left to right:

Haig Pt. Rear Range, est. 1873 on Daufuskie Is., at entrance to the Cailbouge Sound. - Cape Romain, est. 1827, current 1858 Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. - Old Cape Romain, est. 1827. Ruins in Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. - Old Charleston (Morris Is.), est. 1767 on now submerged Morris Is. in Charleston Hbr. Current tower, 1876. - New Charleston (Sullivan's Is.), est. 1962 last manned lighthouse built in USA. Only one with elevator. Replaces Old Charleston lighthouse. - Bloody Point Front Range, est. 1883, Daufuskie Island. Rotating light in dormer window. - Georgetown, est. 1801, 1812 and 1867 on North Island on the Winyah Bay. - Harbor Town, built 1970 on Hilton Head Island. First tower privately financed since 1817. - Hilton Head Rear Range (Leamington), est. 1880 on Palmeto Dunes Plantion on Hilton Head Island. - Hunting Island, est. 1859, 1875, 1889. Hunting Island State Park.

Delaware

From left to right:

Liston Rear Range, near Port Penn, 3 miles inland from DE River. Built in 1877 - Liston Front Range, near Port Penn on DE River. Built about 1906 - Marcus Hook Rear Range, on west bank of DE River near Claymont. Built in 1920 - Fourteen Foot Bank, in DE Bay off Bowers Beach. Built 1776 and 1888 - Reedy Is. Rear Range, at the mouth of DE River near Odessa. Built 1910 - DE Breakwater East, E end of inner breakwater at Lewes harbor. Built 1885 and 1926 - Mispillion River, near Slaughter Beach, built in 1873, destroyed lighting/fire in 2002 - Cape Henlopen, built south of Lewes in 1769. Destroyed by erosion in 1926 - Harbor of Refuge (South) Breakwater, E end of outer breakwater at Lewes harbor. Built 1896 and 1926 - Fenwick Island, at Mason Dixon line, Ocean City. Built 1859 - Bellevue Rear Range, north side Christiana River, Edgemoor, 1909.

Hudson River

From left to right:

Hudson City Light, ( Hudson-Athens ) first lit 1874, northern most light on river. Warns Middle Ground Flats. Automated 1949. - Tarry Town Light, est. 1883, on E shore in Kingsland Pt. Park. Just N of Tappan Zee Bridge. Deactivated 1961. - Edopus Meadows, Maid of the Meadows, 1839 - first tower. Current built 1871 W side of river. Warns of Esopus Meadows mudflats. Last wood frame light on river. - Stony Point, built 1826, first government light on river. Entrance to Husdon Highlands. Decommissioned 1925, reactivated 1995. In Historic Stony Point Battlefield Site. - Saugerties Light, built 1836, current 1869. Automated 1954. Relit 1990 after restoration. Mouth of Esopus Creek. - Jeffrey's Hook, Little Red Lighthouse from 1880-1917 tower was North Hook, off Sandy Hook, NJ. Moved 1921 to Manhattan side of river under George Washington Bridge in Fort Washington Park. Deactivated in 1947. - Roundout Light, ( Kingston ) built 1837, 1867 and 1915 at mouth of Roundout Creek. Automated 1954. Caretakers: the Hudson River Maritime Museum.

Long Island

From left to right:

Horton Point ­ Southhold - Huntington Harbor ( Lloyd Harbor ), near Huntington - Fire Island, in Rbt. Moses State Park near Saltaire - Plum Island ( Plum Gut ) ­ Oyster Pond Reef, near Orient Point - Orient Point ( Coffee Pot ), in Plum Gut near Orient Point - Race Rock, W end of Fishers Is. - Little Gull Island, eastern end of Long Is. Sound - Cedar Island, in Gardiners Bay - Montauk Point, eastern tip of Long Is. on Turtle Hill - Eaton's Neck, E side of Huntington Bay - Old Field Point,  N shore of Long Is. in Old Field - Long Beach Bar ( Bug Light ), entrance to Orient Harbor.

New Jersey I

From left to right:

Sea Girt, at beach in Sea Girt - Romer Shoal, near northern tip of Sandy Hook - Cape May, entrance to Delaware Bay in Cape May State Park - Maih Maull Shoal, on north end of shoal in Delaware Bay - Finns Point Rear Range, in Supawna Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Pennsville - Navesink Twin Lights, atop Navesink Highlands, S of Sandy Hook, at W entrance to NY Bay - Elbow of Cross Ledge, in the Delaware Bay - Absecon, in Atlantic City - Ship John Shoal, on shoal off mouth of Cohansey River - East Point ( Maurice River ), on shore of Delaware Bay near Maurice River and Heislerville.

New Jersey II

From left to right:

Hereford Inlet, north Wildwood, near Inlet entrance - Barnegat, in Barnegat Lighthouse State Park on Long Beach Island - Brandywine Shoal, near Lewes in the Delaware Bay - Conover Beacon, this front range light marks the Chapel Hill Channel - Great Beds, center of Raritan Bay - Tucker Beach, replica at Tuckerton Seaport in Tuckerton - Sandy Hook, oldest standing and operating tower in USA. In Fort Hancock/Gateway National Recreation Area - Old Orchard Shoal, on shoal's edge, SE of Staten Island - Tinicum Is. Rear Range, for Delaware River in Billingsport Recreational Area, near Paulsboro - Robbin's Reef, just off Bayonne, about 2 miles SW of the Statue of Liberty - Chapel Hill Rear Range, just south of Leonardo, decommissioned.

NY Seaway Trail Lights

From left to right:

Dunkirk, near Dunkirk, on Point Gratiot, Lake Erie - Tibbetts Point, W of Cape Vincent, at the entrance to the St. Lawrence River - Fort Niagara, Youngstown, where Niagara River meets Lake Ontario - Sunken Rock, on Bush Is. east of Alexandria Bay, in St. Lawrence River - Sodus Point, W of Sodus Bay, Lake Ontario - Crossover Island, NE of Chippewa Bay, in St. Lawrence River - Selkirk (Salmon River), in Pulaski at Salmon River entrance, Lake Ontario - Galloo Island, W of Sackets Harbor, Lake Ontario - Thirty Mile Point, near Barker in Golden Hill State Park, Lake Ontario - Rock Island, NE of Clayton, St. Lawrence River - Buffalo Main, Buffalo, mouth of Buffalo River, Erie Canal - Oswego Harbor West Pier head, mouth of Oswego River, Lake Ontario - Charlotte-Genesee, Genesee River near Rochester - Ogdensburg Harbor, mouth of Oswegatchie River, Lake Ontario - Barcelona (Portland Harbor), Barcelona, Lake Erie - Stoney Point (Henderson), on Henderson Bay, Lake Ontario.

Screw Pile

From left to right:

Drum Point, Solomons Is, MD, 1883 - Hooper Strait, St Michaels, MD, 1867 - Sevenfoot Knoll, Baltimore Inner Harbor, MD, 1855 - Middle Bay, Middle Bay, Alabama, 1885 - Thomas Point Shoal, Annapolis, MD, 1875.

Southern Lighthouses

From left to right:

St Augustine, St Augustine, FL - Cockspur, Cockspur Is., GA - New Cape Henry, Virginia Beach, VA - Currituck Beach, Corolla, NC - Old Cape Henry, Virginia Beach, VA - Hunting Is, Frogmore, SC - Sullivans Is, Fort Moultrie, SC - Cape Florida, Key Biscayne, FL - Tybee Is, Tybee Is, GA - St Johns River, Mayport, FL - Bodie Is, Nags Head, NC - Ponce de Leon, Ponce Inlet, FL - St Simons, Brunswick, GA - Old Point Comfort, Hampton, VA - Morris Is, Charleston, SC - Cape Canaveral, Kennedy Space Center, FL - Jupiter, Jupiter, FL - Cape Charles, Kiptopeke, VA - Oak Is, Caswell Beach, NC - Cape Lookout, near Harkers Is, NC - Old Baldy, Bald Head Is, NC - Assateague, Chincoteague, VA - Ocracoke, Orcacoke, NC - Cape Hatteras, Hatteras Is, NC.