Virginia
"Historic Light Station Information and Photography: Virginia". United States Coast Guard Historian's Office. http://www.uscg.mil/history/weblighthouses/LHVA.asp.
- Assateague Light, Assateague Island
- Back River Light, Chesapeake Bay near Hampton
- Bells Rock Light, York River
- Bowlers Rock Light, Rappahannock River
- Cape Charles Light, Cape Charles
- Cape Henry Light (old), Cape Henry, Virginia Beach
- Cape Henry Light (new), Cape Henry, Virginia Beach
- Cherrystone Bar Light, Cape Charles
- Chesapeake Light, entrance to Chesapeake Bay
- Craney Island Light, mouth of Elizabeth River
- Deepwater Shoals Light, James River
- Dutch Gap Canal Lights, James River
- Great Wicomico River Light, Chesapeake Bay
- Hog Island Light
- Jones Point Light, Alexandria
- Jordan Point Light, James River
- Killock Shoal Light
- Lambert Point Light, Norfolk
- Nansemond River Light, Nansemond and James rivers
- New Point Comfort Light, Chesapeake Bay
- Newport News Middle Ground Light, Newport News
- Old Plantation Flats Light, Cape Charles
- Old Point Comfort Light, Hampton
- Pages Rock Light, York River
- Point of Shoals Light, James River
- Pungoteague Creek Light, Chesapeake Bay
- Smith Point Light, mouth of Potomac River
- Stingray Point Light, mouth of Rappahannock River
- Tangier Sound Light, Chesapeake Bay
- Thimble Shoal Light, Chesapeake Bay, north of Hampton Roads
- Tue Marshes Light, mouth of York River
- Watts Island Light, Chesapeake Bay
- White Shoal Light, James River
- Windmill Point Light, mouth of Rappahannock River
- Wolf Trap Light, Chesapeake Bay
- York Spit Light, mouth of York River
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