Lighthouses Of Canada By Picture - Statistics

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Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
	Cape Bonavista, Newfoundland	67%
	Cape Forchu, Nova Scotia	67%
	Cape Spear, St. John's, Newfoundland	67%
	Fisgard, Victoria harbour	67%
Tourist trap	Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia	67%
	Port Dalhousie, Ontario	67%
	Race Rocks, British Columbia	67%
Oldest lighthouse tower in North America	Sambro Island, Halifax	67%
	Brockton Point, Vancouver	33%
Tallest in Canada	Cap-des-Rosiers, Québec	33%
Now at an Ottawa museum, but formerly on the Atlantic coast	Cape North (moved from Nova Scotia)	33%
The Titanic's wireless operator told other ships to butt out. He was working....	Cape Race, Newfoundland	33%
	East Quoddy Head (Head Harbour), Campobello, New Brunswick	33%
	Entrance Island, British Columbia	33%
	Ferryland, Newfoundland	33%
Quickly declared "surplus to requirements" by the Canadian Coast Guard to avoid a national lighthouse preservation law. It is no longer maintained and thus will be allowed to eventually collapse.	Gannet Rock, New Brunswick	33%
	Long Point (Crow Head), Newfoundland	33%
In limbo between Canada and the U.S., resulting in a zone where both countries regulate their fishing fleets.	Machias Seal Island, New Brunswick (or Maine?)	33%
	Queen's Wharf (Fleet Street), Toronto	33%
Site of an international coalition battle in 1838.	Windmill Point, Ontario	33%
Attacked by a Japanese submarine in 1942.	Estevan Point, British Columbia	0%
	Gibraltar Point, Toronto	0%
	Haut-Fond Prince (Prince shoal), Québec	0%
	Heart's Content, Newfoundland	0%
	Lachine, Montréal	0%
Moved to Québec City in 1981 and returned in 1997.	Pointe-à-la-Renommée (Fame Point), Québec	0%
And another with full-length concrete buttresses. Submarine Onondaga is permanently beached here.	Pointe-au-Père, Québec	0%
	Pointe Mitis, Québec	0%
	Soulanges Canal, St. Lawrence River, Québec	0%
	Wood Islands, Prince Edward Island	0%