The Sabine Bank light was located in the Gulf of Mexico offshore south of the mouth of the Sabine River.
The Sabine Bank Light is a caisson foundation with an iron tower lighthouse and is still active although the original tower has been replaced with an automatic beacon on a skeleton tower.
Original Cost to Build:
Year Construction Complete:
1904
Year First Lit:
1906
Year Automated
1923
Year Deactivated:
2001
Tower Height from Base:
Number of Steps:
Lens Order:
Fourth Order Fresnel
Lens Range
Lens Elevation
72 feet
Light Character:
Isophase repeating every 6 seconds
Tower type: Spark Plug
Tower Markings
Coordinates:
29.4700, -93.7200
Foundation Elevation
Best View From:
(m4light-tx-sabinebank.light) Sabine Bank Light
Photo Credit: Google Maps Street View
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