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Burlington, Vermont
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In 1952, the lighthouse was relocated to its current position after being damaged by ice, showcasing the challenges of maintaining structures in Lake Champlain's harsh conditions.
The lighthouse features a distinctive hexagonal shape, which is relatively rare among American lighthouses and adds to its historical significance.
It works in conjunction with the Burlington Breakwater North Lighthouse to guide vessels safely into Burlington Harbor.
The Burlington Breakwater South Lighthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its importance to maritime history.
While the lighthouse itself isn't accessible, visitors can enjoy views from the nearby waterfront parks and trails.
The lighthouse emits a flashing white light every four seconds, helping to guide mariners through the waters of Lake Champlain.
