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        Tayport High Light 
        aka Tayport West Light Fife | 
    
    
     
        Location Guide |    
      
      
        
          | This location guide 
          is partly done, we are currently working on it and it should be 
          completed in the next month. |  This High Light, also known as Tayport West 
    Light, is a private light operated and constructed by the city of Dundee. 
    On the southern entrance to the Firth of Tay. It is still active. 
     
         Photo by 
    James Allan  There is a second lighthouse Tayport Low (aka Tayport East) which is 
    usually referred to as the Eastern Lighthouse. Both low and high lighthouses 
    are on the town's Lighthouse Walk, off Albert Street. 
      
        | Tayport Pile Light 
        There is also a third light located in the 
        Tay Estuary about 500 metres from Tayport Harbour, it is one of only a few surviving pile 
        lighthouses in the UK, known as Tayport Pile Light. It was built in 1845 
        and is a lantern on a small, square wooden building on top of wooden piles. It is 
        no longer operational being deactivated around 1960. |   |  
      
 
      
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