Alaska

From left to right:

Cape Hinchenbrook, est. 1910, current 1934. Near Cordova, entrance Prince William Sound - Point Retreat, Est. 1904, current 1924 on Admiralty Is. in Lynn Canal - Cape St. Elias, est. 1916. SW point of Kayak Is. guiding ships into Cook Inlet and Prince William Sound - Mary Island, est. 1903, current 1937 on Mary Is. at Revillagigedo Channel - Eldred Rock, est. 1906 on Eldred Rock in Lynn Canal - Guard Island, est. 1904, current 1924 north of Ketchikan, eastern entrance to Tongass Narrows - Tree Point, est. 1904, current 1935. Revillagigedo Channel near Prince of Wales Is. - Sentinal Island, est. 1902, current 1935 Frederick Sound and Lynn Canal N of Juneau - Cape Decision, est. 1932 on Kuiu Is., near mouth of Chatham Strait - Cape Spencer, est. 1925. Located at entrance Cross Sound - Five Fingers Island, built 1902 and 1935 North end of Frederick Sound.

Northern California I

From left to right:

Table Bluff, relocated to Eureka Inner Harbor Marina - Battery Point,  Crescent City, on Battery Point Island,  - Cape Mendocino, relocated to Mal Coombs Park in Shelter Cove - St. George Reef, off Point St. George, NW of Crescent City - Point Cabrillo, Point Cabrillo Preserve, north of Mendicino - Punta Gorda, near Petrolia - Point Arena, N of Point Arena city - Trinidad Head, original light on cliff above Trinidad Harbor. (Replica light at foot of Trinity Street.) - Point Reyes, near Inverness, above the Gulf of the Farallones, in Point Reyes National Seashore.

San Francisco California II

From left to right:

Mile Rocks (original), known as the four-story steel wedding cake - Mile Rocks (current), entrance to San Francisco Bay - Farallon Island (original) W of San Francisco on SE Farrallon Island - Farallon Island (current), on same location - Point Montara, S of Montara, other bldgs. are part of the American Youth Hostel program - Alcatraz Island, in San Francisco Bay, site of the first lighthouse on the West Coast - Lime Point, northern base of the Golden Gate Bridge - East Brother Island, at southern entrance to San Pablo Bay - Yerba Buena Island ( Goat Island ), in San Francisco Bay - Fort Point, at southern base of the Golden Gate Bridge, atop wall at Fort Winfield Scott, part of Fort Point National Historical Site - Point Bonita, north of Golden Gate Bridge, in Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

Southern California III

From left to right:

Pigeon Point, S of Pescadero, other bldgs. are part of the American Youth Hostel program - Point Pinos, in Pacific Grove, on southern point of Monterey Peninsula at entrance to Monterey Bay - Long Beach Harbor, at end of Middle San Pedro Breakwater in Los Angeles - San Luis Obispo (Port Hartford), on west side of San Luis Obispo Bay - Los Angeles Harbor, at the end of San Pedro Breakwater/Angel's Gate - Point Fermin, n Point Fermin Park, near San Pedro - Point Vicente, on SW end of Palos Verdes Peninsula, Rancho Palos Verdes - Old Point Loma, near San Diego, part of the Cabrillo National Monument site - New Point Loma, at San Diego's Harbor entrance - Mark Abbott Memorial LH, entrance to Santa Cruz Harbor - Santa Cruz West Breakwater ­ (Walton Lighthouse), Santa Cruz - Point Sur, near Big Sur in Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park .

Hawaii

From left to right:

Kalaupapa ( Moloka'i ), on Kalaupapa Penisula in National Park, 1909 - Kauhola Point, Kauhola Pt., north side of Hawaii Is., 1933 - Kauhola Point, this original was built in 1904 - Kilauea Point, on Kauai Is. in Kilauea Pt. National Wildlife Refuge, 1913 - Ka Lae ( South Point ), southern most point on Hawwaii Is., 1908 - Lahaina's Harbor, on W. side of Maui Is. at Lahaina's harbor. Built 1840 and 1916 - Cape Kumukahi, most easterly point on Hawaii Is. - Diamond Head, on southern coast of O'ahu Is., 1918 - Diamond Head, original 1899 tower, used until 1918 - Coconut Point, near Hilo on Hawaii Is., built 1975 - Nawiliwili Harbor, at Ninini Point on E. side of Kaua'i Is., 1932 - Makapuu Point, only hyper-radiant lens ever used in USA. 1,188 prisms, 12 ft high, SE side of O'ahu Is. Built 1909 - Barber's Point, built in1933 on SW point on O'ahu Is. west of Pearl Harbor - Barber's Point, original - built 1888 .

Oregon

From left to right:

Yaquina Head, Newport - Umpqua River, Reedsport (Umpqua Lighthouse State Park) - Cleft of the Rock, Yachats (Cape Perpetua) - Cape Meares, Tillamook (Cape Lookout State Park) - Yaquina Bay, Newport - Cape Argo, Charleston (Sunset Bay State Park) - Cape Blanco, Port Orford (Cape Blanco State Park) - Coquille River, Bandon (Bullards Beach State Park) - Heceta Head, Florence (Devils Elbow State Park) - Tillamook Rock, Seaside.

Puget Sound

From left to right:

Mukilteo, built 1906, on Elliott Pt., east side of Puget Sound, in Mukilteo - Point Robinson, est. 1885, built 1915 NE corner of Maury Is. west side of Puget Sound halfway between Seattle and Tacoma - Gig Harbor, on sand spit at eastern side of harbor entrance. Private navigation aid - Point No Point, built 1880 at southern end of Admiralty Inlet, western side of Puget Sound, near Hansville - Alki Point, est. 1887, built 1913 in West Seattle. Marks southern entrance to Elliott Bay - Browns Point, est. 1887, built 1933 west end of Tacoma's Commencement Bay - West Point, est. 1881, marks N entrance to Elliott Bay foot of Magnolia Bluff in Discovery Park - Skunk Bay, built 1965 above Skunk Bay off Admiralty Inlet W side of Puget Sound. Privately owned - Dofflemyer Point, est. 1887, built 1936 on NE corner of Budd Inlet near Olympia.