AD6445: JUPITER INLET LH 1934 (NGS, Jupiter, FL)
Posted by: NH2beers
N 26° 56.916 W 080° 04.922
17R E 591119 N 2981073
An intersecting station, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, located in Jupiter, FL.
The NGS PID# is AD6445.
Waymark Code: WMKQTD
Location: Florida, United States
Date Posted: 05/18/2014
Views: 7
This station, the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, is an intersecting type, using adjusted horizontal coordinates measured at the top center of the lighthouse.
Although published in 1934, the NGS datasheet description from 1967 and 1970 gives the best report:
RECOVERY NOTE BY COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 1967 (JKW)
STATION RECOVERED IN GOOD CONDITION. NO APPARENT CHANGE IN THE
STRUCTURE. IT IS THE LIGHTHOUSE AT JUPITER INLET, WHICH IS
PAINTED RED WITH A BLACK TOP. THE RECOVERY NOTE FOR JUPITER
INLET LIGHTHOUSE ECC IS ADEQUATE FOR THE RECOVERY OF THIS STATION.
AIRLINE DISTANCE AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN
1.0 MILE NORTHEAST OF JUPITER.
NGS recovery note from 1970:
THE STATION WAS RECOVERED AS DESCRIBED. POINT INTERSECTED WAS THE FINIAL AT TOP AND CENTER.
The lighthouse is obviously easy to spot, and is accessible to the public from U.S. Route 1 / FL S.R. A1A. It is also very popular with the Geocaching community. When you visit this benchmark, please consider logging both on Geocaching and this site. Thank you.
Condition: Mark found in good condition
Designation: JUPITER INLET LH 1934
Benchmark Agency: National Geodetic Survey
Monumentation type: Lighthouse
County: Palm Beach
USGS 7.5' Topographic Quadrangle Name (optional): Jupiter
Find type: Coordinates and/or to-reach information from the NGS database (or Geocaching's copy of it) were used
Web address of this benchmark's datasheet (optional): [Web Link]
NGS PID: AD6445
Benchmark Agency (if other): Not listed
Monumentation type (if other): Not listed
Special category (optional): Not listed
Special Category (if other): Not listed
Local database's URL (optional): Not listed
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