DescriptionCrow Point - geograph.org.uk - 717034.jpg
English: Crow Point Low Spring tides expose large sand banks known as The Neck. The light, marking the junction of the Taw, Torridge and the seaway, has seen less commercial traffic since the demise of Yelland Power Station across the river.
The light is operated by Trinity House and was converted to solar power in 1987.
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