Lighthouses in the United States

This United States has hundreds of lighthouses as well as light towers, range lights, and pierhead lights. Michigan has the most lighthouses of any state with over 130.

See also: Lightvessels in the United States, lightvessel, List of lighthouses and lightvessels

• Falkner Island Light, Guilford

• Key West, Florida

• Pontchartrain Beach, New Orleans, Louisiana

• Holland Harbor Light, Holland, Michigan

• Cape Elizabeth Light, Cape Elizabeth
• Portland Head Light, Cape Elizabeth
• Seguin Light, Georgetown
• Wood Island Light, Biddeford Pool

• Gay Head Light, Marthas Vineyard
• Highland Light, North Turo, Cape Cod
• Race Point, Provincetown, Cape Cod

• Little Red Lighthouse, Manhattan

• Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, used as a columbarium; in a National Wildlife Refuge (more information)
• Cape Meares Lighthouse, located in an Oregon State Park
• Yaquina Head Lighthouse, open to the public (more information)
• Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, located in an Oregon State Recreation Site
• Heceta Head Lighthouse, located in an Oregon State Scenic Viewpoint
• Umpqua River Lighthouse, open to the public (more information)
• Cape Arago Lighthouse, closed to the public (more information)
• Coquille River Lighthouse, located in Oregon's Bullards Beach State Park
• Cape Blanco Lighthouse, located in an Oregon State Park