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Doubling Point Light

Arrowsic, Maine  |  Historic lighthouse

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Doubling Point Light, Arrowsic, Maine
Photo: Jameslwoodward · CC BY-SA 3.0 · via Wikimedia Commons · 2009-08-19. Not a current-conditions photo.

About this lighthouse

The U.S. Coast Guard lists Doubling Point Light in its current Light List as an aid to navigation, describing the structure as “Conical tower”. Light List entries describe the light for mariners; they do not say whether the site is open to visitors.

The structure is recorded in the National Register of Historic Places. A National Register listing documents historic significance. It does not mean the public can visit.

Awaiting verification: Wikidata gives 1898 as the year this station or structure was established. We have not yet confirmed this against a primary source, so it is not shown as a fact. See the Wikidata lead.

Facts panel

Sourced facts about Doubling Point Light
Navigation statusListed as an aid to navigation in the current USCG Light List (LLNR 6145) [1]
Light characteristicFl W 4s [1]
Focal height23 ft above water [1]
Nominal range9 nautical miles [1]
Structure (USCG description)Conical tower. [1]
National RegisterListed as “Doubling Point Light Station” (NRIS 87002271), NPGallery record dated 1/21/1988 [2]
NRHP significant years1898 1899 [2]
NRHP areas of significanceEngineering Transportation Architecture [2]
CountySagadahoc County
Coordinates43.88250, -69.80680 [3]

Getting there

Directions should target a legal public viewing location. We have not verified a public viewpoint or parking area for this light yet, so check the official source before you go.

Map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Open larger map. The pin marks the lighthouse position, not a parking area or a permitted viewpoint.

Accessibility

We have no verified accessibility information for this site yet. Contact the site manager before your visit if you need step-free access.

Nearby lights

Straight-line distance between lighthouse positions, not a driving time or route.

Sources

  1. Light List Vol. I entry LLNR 6145 “Doubling Point Light” — U.S. Coast Guard Navigation Center (weekly edition 11/11/2026). https://www.navcen.uscg.gov/weekly-light-lists (checked 2026-11-11)
  2. National Register of Historic Places record 87002271: “Doubling Point Light Station” — National Park Service, NPGallery (NRHP). https://npgallery.nps.gov/AssetDetail/NRIS/87002271 (checked 2026-11-11)
  3. Wikidata item Q5300171 (used as a lead for coordinates and identifiers) — Wikidata. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5300171 (checked 2026-11-11)
  4. Wikipedia article (background reading, not a primary source) — Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doubling_Point_Light (checked 2026-11-11)

Last checked November 11, 2026. Found an error or a closure? Send a correction.