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Sharkfin Tower is an 8,120+ ft (2,470+ m) summit located in North Cascades National Park, in Skagit County of Washington state. It is set in the scenic
Sharkfin_Tower
Mountain in Washington (state), United States
Sharkfin Tower, Boston Peak, Sahale, Quien Sabe Glacier seen from Hidden Lake Peaks
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Alaska, United States 3 climbers died in an avalanche. 3 2005 Rock fall Sharkfin Tower Washington, United States A group of climbers were struck by a boulder
List of mountaineering disasters in North America by death toll
List_of_mountaineering_disasters_in_North_America_by_death_toll
fall on The Triad. On 10 July 2005, three climbers fell and died on Sharkfin Tower when their rappel anchor failed. There have been several fatalities
List of mountaineering fatalities in Washington (state)
List_of_mountaineering_fatalities_in_Washington_(state)
Glacier in the state of Washington
known as Ripsaw Ridge. Another arête extending between Boston Peak, Sharkfin Tower, Forbidden Peak and further north separate Boston Glacier from the nearly
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Peak (Jefferson County, Washington) Seven Fingered Jack Seymour Peak Sharkfin Tower Sheep Mountain (Okanogan County, Washington) Sheep Mountain Sherman
List of mountains of the United States
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Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
The Sharkfin Shoal Light was a screw-pile lighthouse located at the mouth of the Nanticoke River in the Chesapeake Bay, US. This light was constructed
Sharkfin_Shoal_Light
Canadian triathlete (1933–2017)
Chief - Squamish, British Columbia, Canada. 1959 - South West Face - Sharkfin Tower - Mount Buckner - Washington, USA. 1960 - Center/West Route - Lake Ann
Les_McDonald_(triathlon)
Mountain in Washington (state), United States
ridge to the northwest connects Boston Peak with Forbidden Peak and Sharkfin Tower. The north slopes of Boston Peak and Ripsaw Ridge are covered by Boston
Boston_Peak
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
it continued to serve the area until 1892, when it was replaced by the Sharkfin Shoal Light. Two years later, the building collapsed, and nothing remains
Clay_Island_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Bloody_Point_Bar_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
designed an integral lighthouse, a two-story brick keeper's dwelling with a tower through its center, which sat on a 2-acre (0.81 ha) plot at the southern
Blakistone_Island_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
the location since 1857; the current light was converted from a fog bell tower in 1901. Fort Washington projects into the Potomac River where the river
Fort_Washington_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Fort Carroll Light is a derelict lighthouse consisting of a short wooden tower on the walls of its namesake fortifications in the Patapsco River. The construction
Fort_Carroll_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Fresnel lens upgrading the range to 11 nautical miles (20 km; 13 mi). A bell tower was added in 1880 and was in service until 1954 when Hurricane Hazel damaged
Piney_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
lighthouse at the head of the Chesapeake Bay. Although only a 35-foot (11 m) tower, the 100-foot (30 m) height of the bluffs on which it stands makes it the
Turkey_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
the then newly excavated Craighill Cutoff Channel. A modest iron skeleton tower was erected, pyramidal in form with a wooden, corrugated iron-sheathed square
Craighill Channel Upper Range Rear Light
Craighill_Channel_Upper_Range_Rear_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
sound for three days before sinking. A new beacon was constructed, a short tower on a caisson foundation, and it has remained in service since. "Historic
Janes_Island_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Holland_Island_Bar_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Thomas Evans and William Coppeck, who completed the 35-foot (11 m) stone tower and attached one-story keeper's dwelling in October 1821. Thirteen lamps
Bodkin_Island_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
rear light a grid of nine stone piers was laid out, and a pyramidal iron tower was erected. A central shaft of wood timbers sheathed in iron plates held
Craighill Channel Lower Range Rear Light
Craighill_Channel_Lower_Range_Rear_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Chesapeake Bay. The structure is best known today for evoking the Leaning Tower of Pisa, a condition caused by an ice floe in 1977. The first lighthouse
Sharps_Island_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
constructed in 1827. It is the northernmost lighthouse and the second-oldest tower lighthouse still standing on the bay. Concord Point Light is currently listed
Concord_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Point No Point Light (Maryland)
Point_No_Point_Light_(Maryland)
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Great_Shoals_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
North_Point_Range_Lights
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
lights in order to cut maintenance costs and avoid vandalism; a skeleton tower would then be erected on the old foundation. The Hooper Strait Light was
Hooper_Strait_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
depth. The tower is taller than other Maryland sparkplug lights because of the provision for a watch room as well as a lantern atop the tower, the only
Hooper_Island_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
appropriation in 1894. A two-story brick house was constructed with an attached tower, by far the latest example of such construction on the Chesapeake Bay. Erosion
Cedar_Point_Light_(Maryland)
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Love_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
This light was built in 1828 by John Donahoo, who erected a brick conical tower along the plan he had used at several other sites in the Bay. In 1825 Congress
Cove_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
passed a quiet life until it was dismantled in 1932, replaced by a skeleton tower. The ferry to Tangier Island passes its remains. On October 26, 2021, the
Somers_Cove_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
increasingly obscure, and the old tower was torn down in 1926, replaced by a taller steel skeleton tower. This tower survived until 1954. By this time
Lazaretto_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
expected, and an extra course of plates had to be added to the top. A brick tower and octagonal wooden house were erected on this foundation. Originally the
Solomons_Lump_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
1918 it was badly damaged. In 1934 the house was removed and a skeleton tower erected on the piles. This light is still in use. "Historic Light Station
Greenbury_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
to the Brewerton Channel Range. It was eventually superseded by an iron tower on the same foundation. This light was built in 1868, along with the Hawkins
Leading_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Maryland_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
conditions, limited food rations and poor shelter from the elements. A fog bell tower was added in 1873. In 1883, the lighthouse was raised to two full stories
Point_Lookout_Light
Chinese regional cuisine from Guangdong
reforming of Guangzhou’s culinary scene, with many delicacies such as sharkfin soup, bird's nest soup, and sea cucumber, which were often imported, ushered
Cantonese_cuisine
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
until 1963, when it was dismantled and replaced with a small automatic tower mounted on the original foundation. Upper Cedar Point Light was tended by
Upper_Cedar_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Donahoo. The roughly constructed granite tower and keeper's house were joined three years later by a fog bell tower, the first in the state. In 1857 the original
Pooles_Island_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Mathias_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Baltimore_Harbor_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
westbound span it is readily visible. The current light replaced a brick tower on the point itself, integral to the keeper's house, which was erected in
Sandy_Point_Shoal_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Fog_Point_Light
skeleton towers replacing previously staffed lights. The first lighthouse in the state was lit in 1822 and the last in 1965 (ignoring automated towers erected
List of lighthouses in Maryland
List_of_lighthouses_in_Maryland
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
by John Donahoo. While still standing, it has been supplanted by a steel tower which stands adjacent to it. Fishing Battery (also known as Donahoo Battery
Fishing_Battery_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
dismantled as part of the general program of eliminating such lights; a skeleton tower on the old piles replaced it. A replica of the second Choptank River Lighthouse
Choptank_River_Light
Motor vehicle
an exterior color. Changes to the RS package include a new, body-color 'sharkfin' antenna. The 45th Anniversary Special Edition is based on 2LT and 2SS
Chevrolet Camaro (fifth generation)
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Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Craighill Channel Lower Range Front Light
Craighill_Channel_Lower_Range_Front_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
who had thought the light vacant. In 1962 the house was dismantled and a tower constructed on the old foundation. "Historic Light Station Information and
Ragged_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Route 301 between Maryland and Virginia. It has been replaced by a skeleton tower. Lightships were stationed at this location beginning in 1825. In 1861,
Lower_Cedar_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
to the Brewerton Channel Range. It was eventually superseded by an iron tower on the same foundation. This light was built in 1868 as part of a project
Hawkins_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Craighill Channel Upper Range Front Light
Craighill_Channel_Upper_Range_Front_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
1949, and fell into disrepair, eventually being supplanted by a skeleton tower. In 1988, the lighthouse was removed from Seven Foot Knoll, carried by a
Seven_Foot_Knoll_Light
US lighthouse service ship
Cedar Point, Maryland Point, Cape Charles, Hog Island, North River Bar, Sharkfin Shoal, and Wolf Trap Lights, making five separate trips to the Cape Charles
USLHT_Jessamine
Navigational beacon at the United States Naval Academy
needed] Timothy Harrison (May 2002). "Keepers Korner; Tid-bits from the Tower". Lighthouse Digest. Archived from the original on 2006-05-13. Retrieved
Triton_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Cobb_Point_Bar_Light
Stratovolcano in British Columbia, Canada
parasitic cone near the south side of Garibaldi Glacier. A spur known as The Sharkfin separates the Warren and North Pitt glaciers on the northeast side of Mount
Mount_Garibaldi
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
Light Ragged Point Light Sandy Point Shoal Light Seven Foot Knoll Light Sharkfin Shoal Light Sharps Island Light Solomons Lump Light Somers Cove Light Thomas
Drum_Point_Light
Lighthouse in Maryland, United States
John Donahoo, Thomas Point Light. It was replaced in 1838 by another stone tower. The point was subject to continuing erosion (which would eventually bring
Thomas_Point_Shoal_Light
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