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It Isn't a lighthouse and never has been, it is in fact a leading light that was built by the Furness railway company and the only one left of its type, And is still in use today. It is one of approximately 8 leading lights that are used for guiding ships into the barrow docks down the channel which starts at lightening knoll. It has never been known as the needle ?. (Unreferenced contribution moved here from article -LilHelpa (talk) 18:57, 5 March 2014 (UTC))Reply

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