National Lights
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A National Light is a term used to describe a lighthouse, lightvessel or other visual aid, visible at night, which has been provided and maintained by a governmental department or agency known as a General Lighthouse Authority for the purposes of navigation at sea and maritime safety.
National Lights are so called because they are provided by a nations government and may form part of a network of Lighthouse protecting the country's coastline.
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