Description: This diminutive Pointe à Jérôme Front Range Lighthouse is one of only two of this design remaining in New Brunswick. Originally these range lights were known simply as the “inner” lights in Ste Thomas-de-Kent, located on Indian Point. This was undoubtedly so as not to confuse them with the Indian Point range lights in the Cape Tormentine area which ironically is the other lighthouse of this design. At some time, the point of land was renamed Pointe Jerome and the range lights took on the same name.

Location: Located just east of Bouctouche.
Latitude: 46.48658
Longitude: -64.67931

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Travel Instructions: From Highway 11 in Bouctouche, take Exit 32 and travel east on Boulevard Irving. As you leave Bouctouche, the road will become Chemin Du Couvent (Route 475), which you need to follow for 3.5km (2.2 miles) before turning right onto Chemin La Pointe à Jerome. The front range light is just a short distance from Route 475.

The lighthouse is owned by the Canadian Coast Guard. Grounds open, tower closed.

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