List of United States Coast Guard stations

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Coast Guard Station Tom's River, pictured as a life saving station. It was operational from 1872 to around 1964.

This article contains a list of United States Coast Guard stations in the United States within the United States Coast Guard's nine districts. There are currently many stations located throughout the country along the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, Pacific Ocean and Great Lakes. Although many of the stations have been located on shore, floating stations have been based on the Ohio River[1] and Dorchester Bay.[2]

Many of the stations listed date from the 1800s, during the existence of the United States Life-Saving Service. Development of stations were started with the 1848 signing of the Newell Act. This act allowed Congress to appropriate $10,000 to established unmanned life-saving stations along the New Jersey coast south of New York Harbor and to provide "surf boat, rockets, carronades and other necessary apparatus for the better preservation of life and property from shipwreck ... ." During that same year, the Massachusetts Humane Society received funds from Congress for life-saving stations on the Massachusetts coastline. Over the next six years, further stations were built, although they were loosely managed.[3]

The advent of air stations beginning in 1920 meant that some stations would become obsolete, as air coverage and improved technology were better able to supplement the rescue of mariners in remote regions. With early air stations using aircraft that could land on water, boat and air stations could work together to make sure that maximum help could be provided in time of need.[4]

First District[]

Maine[]

List of United States Coast Guard stations is located in Maine
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Boothbay Harbor
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Active US Coast Guard installations located within Maine. (Work in progress)
Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Boothbay Harbor 1967 Active No N/A N/A Unknown [5]
1891 1964 Yes Unknown 1st 7 [6]
Cape Elizabeth 1887 10 [7]
Cranberry Isles 1879–1880 1946 4 5 [8]
Cross Island 1874 1964 2 2 [9]
1952 3 4 [10]
Damariscove Island 1897 1960 Unknown 8 [11]
Biddeford 1873 1955 6 11 [12]
(Kennebec River) Phippsburg 1883 1971 Unknown 9 [13]
Kittery 1887 Active 12 [14]
Jonesport Unknown No N/A Unknown [15]
Lubec 1873 1970 Yes 1 1 [16]
Rockland 1946 Active No N/A N/A Unknown [17]
South Portland Pre-1941 Unknown Unknown [18]
Southwest Harbor 1937 No N/A [19]
St. George 1874 1956 Yes 5 1st 6 [20]

New Hampshire[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Hampton Beach 1898 1969 Yes Unknown 1st 16 [21]
Appledore Island 1910 1954 No N/A N/A 14 [22]
New Castle unknown active Yes Unknown 1st Unknown [23]
Rye 1874 1933 7 15 [24]
1890 1938 Unknown 13 [25]

Vermont[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Station Burlington Burlington 1948 Active No N/A N/A Unknown [26]

Massachusetts[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Station Boston Boston Unknown
2003 		1996
Active 		No N/A N/A Unknown [27]
Coast Guard Station Brant Point Nantucket Unknown Active Unknown [28]
Marshfield 1892–1893 1953 Yes Unknown 2nd 29 [29]
Wellfleet 1872–1873 1950 10 38 [30]
Coast Guard Station Cape Cod Canal Bourne Unknown Active No N/A N/A Unknown [28]
Coast Guard Station Chatham Chatham 1872 Yes 13 2nd 42 [31]
Dorchester Bay (floating station) 1896 1929 Unknown 25 [32]
Nantucket 1883 1953 45 [33]
Cuttyhunk 1895 1964? 50 [34]
Scituate 1879 1952 3 28 [35]
Coast Guard Station Gloucester Gloucester 1900 Active Unknown 23 [36]
Duxbury 1878 1957 4 30 [37]
Truro 1882 1921 Unknown 35 [38]
1872 1955 8 36 [39]
Nantucket 1889 1956 Unknown 47 [40]
Coast Guard Station Manomet Point Manomet 1874 1955 5 31 [41]
Coast Guard Station Menemsha Aquinnah 1895 1955 Unknown 49 [42]
Coast Guard Station Merrimack River Newburyport 1882 Active 1 20 [43]
Monomoy Island 1873–1874 1955 14 43 [44]
1902 1947 Unknown 44 [45]
Muskeget Island 1882 1922 48 [46]
Nahant 1898 1963 24 [47]
Eastham 1872 1948 11 39 [48]
Coast Guard Station New Bedford New Bedford Unknown 2003 No N/A N/A Unknown [49]
Osterville 1986
North Scituate 1884 1947 Yes Unknown 2nd 27 [50]
Coast Guard Station Old Harbor Chatham 1897–1898 1947 41 [51]
Orleans 1872–1873 1947 12 40 [52]
Truro 1873 1938 9 37 [53]
Provincetown 1872 1938 7 34 [54]
Plum Island 1889 Unknown 1 21 [55]
Coast Guard Station Point Allerton Hull Active Unknown 26 [56]
Coast Guard Station Provincetown Provincetown 1979 No N/A N/A Unknown [57][58]
1872 Yes 6 2nd 33 [57]
Salisbury 1897–1898 1939 Unknown 19 [59]
Coast Guard Station Scituate (seasonal) Scituate 1936 Active No N/A N/A Unknown [60]
Annisquam 1889 1964 Yes 2 2nd 22 [61]
Nantucket 1874 1921 15 46 [62]
Provincetown 1896 1948 Unknown 32 [63]
Coast Guard Station Woods Hole Woods Hole Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown [64]

Rhode Island[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
New Shoreham 1879 Active Yes 5 3rd 62 [65]
Newport 1884 1946 No N/A N/A 53 [66]
1941 Active 34 [67]
South Kingstown 1911–1912 1939 Yes Unknown 3rd Unknown [68]
Narragansett 1887 1937 1 54 [69]
New Shoreham 1874 4 61 [70]
Point Judith 1876 Active 2 55 [71]
Quonochontaug 1891 1939 Unknown 57 [72]
Portsmouth 1898 1922 60 [73]
Watch Hill 1879 1947? 3 58 [74]

Connecticut[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Station New Haven New Haven Unknown Active Unknown Unknown N/A Unknown [75]
Coast Guard Station New London New London [76]

New York[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Amagansett 1877 1937 Yes 10 3rd 68 [77]
1879 1951 21 79 [78]
Patchogue 1856 1946 22 80 [79]
City Island Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [80]
Coney Island 1856 1899 Yes 37 3rd 1899 [81]
Montauk 1854 1956 7 65 [82]
Coast Guard Station Eatons Neck Eatons Neck 1849 Active 38 94 [83]
Far Rockaway 1871 1892 34 N/A [84]
Fire Island 1849 Active 25 83 [85]
Fishers Island Post-1901 1940–1945 Unknown 59 [86]
Ocean Bay Park 1871 1948 19 77 [87]
Fort Totten 1976 2002? No N/A N/A Unknown [88]
East Hampton 1872 1948 Yes 11 3rd 69 [89]
Gilgo 1853 1917 27 85 [90]
Montauk 1871 1948 8 66 [91]
(1st) Jones Beach Island 1949? 28 86 [92]
(2nd) 1878 Active 30 88 [93]
Kings Point 2002 No N/A N/A Unknown [94]
Fire Island 1855 1946 Yes 23 3rd 81 [95]
Long Beach 1849 1939 3 90 [96]
Meadow Island 1872 1882 Unknown Unknown Unknown [97]
Bridgehampton 1849 1850 12 3rd 70 [98]
Coast Guard Station Montauk Montauk 1954 Active No N/A N/A Unknown [99]
Pre-1882 c. 1900 Yes 6 3rd N/A [100]
Moriches 1849 1954 18 76 [101]
Napeague 1855 1949 9 67 [102]
New York Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [103]
Oak Beach 1861 1937 Yes 26 3rd 84 [104]
Fire Island 1872 1948 32 89 [105]
Point O' Woods 1856 1937 24 82 [106]
Westhampton 1872 17 75 [107]
Coast Guard Station Quogue Quogue 1849 Unknown 74 [108]
(1st) Rockaway 1872 Pre-1960 35 91 [109]
Rockaway 1856 2003 36 92 [110][111]
Rocky Point 1896 1946 3rd Unknown 95 [112]
Brooklyn 1876 1878 Unknown N/A [113]
Southampton 1855 Active 13 3rd 72 [114]
Fire Island 1872 1937 20 78 [115]
Southampton 1849 1946 13 71 [116]
Hampton Bays 1871 15 73 [117]
Jones Beach Island 1869 1934 Unknown Unknown 87 [118]

New Jersey[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Sandy Hook 1848 Active Yes 1 4th 97 [119]
Coast Guard Station Spermaceti Cove Middletown 1849 1949[120] Yes 2 4th 98 [121]

Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth District[]

New Jersey[]

1915 list of New Jersey stations
Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Absecon 1872 1955 Yes 28 4th 124 [122]
Atlantic City 1853 Active 27 123 [123]
Coast Guard Station Avalon Avalon 1894 1948 Unknown 131 [124]
Barnegat 1855 Active 17 113 [125]
Bay Head 1856? 1946 10 106 [126]
Beach Haven Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [127]
1849 Unknown Yes 22 4th 118 [128]
Brigantine 1898 1949 25 121 [129]
Coast Guard Station Cape May Cape May 1849 Active 29 137 [130]
Island Beach 1872 1939 Unknown 111 [131]
Chadwick Beach Island 1849 108 [132]
Cold Spring 1868 1952 136 [133]
1849 1962 32 128 [134]
Deal 1946 6 102 [135]
Forked River 1855 1948 15 112 [136]
Fortescue Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [137]
Coast Guard Base Gloucester Gloucester City 1898? 1988 Yes 4th [138]
Harvey Cedars 1849 1950 19 115 [139]
North Wildwood 1881 1964 Unknown 133 [140]
Island Beach 1849 1946 14 110 [141]
Little Beach 1872 1945 24 120 [142]
Little Egg Harbor Township 1856? Pre-1964 23 119 [143]
Long Beach 1849 1946 21 117 [144]
Long Branch 1854 1938 5 101 [145]
Loveladies 1871 1922 18 114 [146]
Manasquan 1856 Active 9 105 [147]
Mantoloking 1872 1938 11 107 [148]
Monmouth Beach 1857 Pre-1964 4 100 [149]
Coast Guard Station Ocean City Ocean City 1878 Active 30 126 [150][151]
1870 1922 31 127 [152][151]
Sea Isle City 1872 1939 33 129 [153]
Seabright 1871 1938 3 99 [154]
Avon-by-the-Sea Active 7 103 [155]
Ship Bottom 1872 Unknown 20 116 [156]
Brigantine Pre-1955 Unknown 122 [157]
Spring Lake Unknown 1947 8 104 [158]
Coast Guard Station Tatham's Stone Harbor 1872 1948 35 132 [159]
Coast Guard Station Tom's River Tom's River Pre-1964 13 109 [160]
Avalon 1849 Active 34 130 [161]
Wildwood Crest Unknown 1925? 37 Unknown [162]
Wildwood 1849 Unknown Unknown 134 [163]

Pennsylvania[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Philadelphia June 7, 2002 Active Yes Unknown Unknown Unknown [164]

Delaware[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Bethany Beach 1905 1945 Yes 2 5th 143 [165]
Cape Henlopen 1876 1937 1 140 [166]
Fenwick Island 1891 Pre-1957 Unknown 144 [167]
Rehoboth Beach 1876
1964 		1962
Active 		3 142 [168]
Lewes 1883 Pre-1957 Unknown 139 [169]
Rehoboth Beach 1878 1921 2 141 [170]

Maryland[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Annapolis Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [171]
Crisfield [172]
Assateague Island 1875–1876 1939 Yes 5 5th 108 [173]
Isle of Wight 1897 1948 Unknown 145 [174]
North Beach 1883 1970 147 [175]
Ocean City 1878 Active 4 146 [176]
Oxford Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [177]
St. Inigoes 1976 No N/A N/A [178]
Still Pond Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [127]

Washington, D.C.[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Station Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. 2003 Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [179]

Virginia[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Station Assateague Beach Assateague Island 1875 1956 Yes 7 5th 150 [180]
Cape Charles Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown [181]
Cape Henry 1873 1906 Yes 1 6th 161 [182]
Chincoteague Unknown Active Unknown Unknown 5th Unknown [183]
Coast Guard Station Cobb Island 1875 1955 Yes 10 157 [184]
Dam Neck 1881 1938 3 6th 163 [185]
False Cape 1946 5 165 [186]
Hog Island 1875 1964? 9 5th 156 [187]
Little Creek Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown [127]
Sandbridge 1878 1964 Yes 4 6th 164 [188]
Hog Island Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown 5th Unknown [189]
Accomac 1888 1957 or 1964 152 [190]
Hudgins Unknown Active Unknown [191]
1874 1940 8 154 [192]
Assateague Island 1878 1965 Yes 9 149 [193]
Smith Island 1955 11 158 [194]
Virginia Beach Unknown 2 6th 162 [195]
Wachapreague Unknown Unknown Unknown 5th Unknown [196]
Wallops Island 1883 1947 Yes 151 [197]
Coast Guard Base Portsmouth Portsmouth 5th [198]

North Carolina[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Avon 1872 1938 Yes 21 6th 182 [199]
Bodie Island 1878 1953 16 175 [200]
Bogue Banks 1904 Active Unknown 192 [201]
Duck 1875 1964 10 170 [202]
Cape Fear 1881 1941 25 193 [203]
Cape Hatteras 1882 Active Unknown Unknown 183 [204]
Coast Guard Station Cape Lookout Cape Lookout 1887 24 6th 190 [205]
Coast Guard Station Chicamacomico 1874 1954 18 6th 179 [206]
Core Banks 1894 1965 Unknown Unknown 189 [207]
Hatteras 1878 1947 22 6th 184 [208]
1874 1950 7 168 [209]
1879 1939 23 185 [210]
Elizabeth City Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [211]
Emerald Isle [212]
Bogue Banks 1904 1963 Yes 191 [213]
1878 1940 6th 180 [214]
Hatteras Inlet 1882 1957 Unknown 186 [215]
Hobucken Unknown Active Unknown Unknown [216]
Kill Devil Hills 1878 1964 Yes 13 6th 173 [217]
Kitty Hawk 12 172 [218]
Avon 1873 1970 20 181 [219]
Nags Head 1874 1957 14 174 [220]
New Inlet 1883 1916? Unknown Unknown [221]
Oak Island 1899 Active 194 [222]
Ocracoke 1904 187 [223]
Oregon Inlet 1874 16 176 [224]
Southern Shores Unknown 1949 11 171 [225]
Pea Island 1871 1947 17 177 [226]
Portsmouth 1894 1946 Unknown 188 [227]
1878 1956 9 169 [228]
Wash Woods (VA.) 1951 6 166 [229]
Corolla 1874 Unknown 8 Unknown [230]
Wrightsville Beach 1957 Active Unknown Unknown Unknown [231]

Seventh District[]

South Carolina[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Georgetown Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [232]
Coast Guard Station Sullivan's Island Sullivan's Island 1894–1895 Unknown Yes 196 [233]

Georgia[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Brunswick Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [234]
Tybee Island 1983 Yes [234]

Florida[]

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Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Miami Beach 1876 1930 Yes 5 7th 209 [235]
Melbourne Beach 1886 1891 Unknown N/A [236]
Cape Canaveral 1884 1949 Unknown Unknown 204 [237]
Cortez 1974 Active Unknown [238]
Fort Lauderdale 1876 1930 Yes 4 7th 208 [239]
Fort Myers 1963 Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [240]
Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge Stuart 1876 1945 Yes 2 7th 207 [241]
Vero Beach 1885 1 N/A [242]
1885 1948 206 [243]
Islamorada 1965 Active No N/A N/A [244]
Jupiter 1885 1896 Unknown 7th [245]
Coast Guard Station Key West Key West Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown [246]
Riviera Beach [247]
Marathon [248]
Marquesas Keys House of Refuge Marquesas Keys Never opened N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A [249]
Mayport Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [250]
Miami Beach [251]
New Smyrna Beach 1886 1945 Yes [252]
Delray Beach 1876 1896 3 7th N/A [253]
Coast Guard Station Ponce de Leon Inlet New Smyrna Beach Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [254]
Port Canaveral [255]
Clearwater Beach [256]
Flagler Beach 1884 1948 Yes 7th [257]
Yankeetown Unknown Active Unknown Unknown [258]

Puerto Rico[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Station San Juan San Juan 1993 Active No N/A N/A Unknown [259]

Eighth District[]

Florida[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Carrabelle Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [260]
Destin 1977 No N/A N/A [261]
Coast Guard Station Panama City Panama City 1933 [262]
Pensacola 1885 Yes Unknown 7th [263]
Santa Rosa Island N/A N/A 212 [264]

Alabama[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Dauphin Island Unknown Active Unknown N/A N/A N/A [265]

Mississippi[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Gulfport Unknown Active Unknown N/A N/A N/A [266]
Natchez Active [267]
Pascagoula 1929 Active Yes [268]

Louisiana[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Grand Isle Unknown Active No N/A N/A Unknown [269]
Metairie [270]
Venice [271]

Texas[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Air Station Houston Houston 1963 Active Yes Unknown Unknown Unknown
Port Aransas 1878 5 [272]
Surfside Beach Unknown Unknown Unknown [273]
Galveston [274]
Port O'Connor [275]
Port Arthur 1879 1955 Yes 1 8th 216 [276]
Matagorda Island 1880 1942 4 220 [277]
Galveston Island 1879 1950? Unknown 218 [278]
Coast Guard Station South Padre Island South Padre Island 1978 Active 6 222 [279]
Velasco 1888 1914 Unknown 219 [280]

Kentucky[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Louisville 1881 1972 Yes Unknown Unknown 276 [281]

Ninth District[]

New York[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Alexandria Bay Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [282]
Buffalo 1877 Yes 5 9th 235 [283]
Galloo Island 1874 1973 Unknown 231 [284]
Niagara 1893 Active 234 [285]
Oswego 1875 3 232 [286]
Rochester 4 233 [287]
Sackett's Harbor Post-1874 Post-1915 1 231 [288]
1877 1886 2 N/A [289]

Pennsylvania[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Erie 1876 Active Yes 6 9th 236 [290]

Ohio[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Ashtabula 1893 Active Yes Unknown 9th 237 [291]
Cleveland 1875 Unknown [292]
Fairport 1876 7 238 [293]
Lorain 1908 Unknown 240 [294]
Marblehead 1876 Unknown [295]
Toledo 1938? No N/A N/A [296]

Michigan[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Alpena 1988 Active No N/A 9th Unknown [297]
Beaver Island 1875 1922 Yes 1 11th 257 [298]
Coast Guard Station Belle Isle Detroit 1881 active Unknown Unknown [299]
Bois Blanc Township 1890 1956 11th 255 [300]
Charlevoix 1899 Pre-1969 258 [301]
Munising 1876 Pre-1960 Unknown [302]
Deer Park 1955 295 [303]
Eagle Harbor Township 1905 Pre-1954 299 [304]
Frankfort 1887 Active Unknown [305][306]
Coast Guard Station Grand Haven Grand Haven 1875 9 270 [307]
Grand Marais 1899 Unknown 296 [308]
1876 1954 6 279 [309]
Grindstone City 1878 1939 Unknown Unknown Unknown [310]
Rogers Township 1876 1968 11th 254 [311]
Harbor Beach 1881 Active (Station Holland Closing 2022)[312] Unknown [313]
Holland 1885 [314]
Lakeport 1898 1946 246 [315]
Ludington 1879 Active 7 266 [316]
Manistee 5 264 [317]
Marquette 1890 Unknown 298 [318]
Marquette Township Circa 1879 Pre-1958 258 [319]
Muskegon 8 269 [320]
North Manitou Island 1876 1939 Yes 2 259 [321]
Pentwater 1886 Pre-1965 Unknown 267 [322]
Frankfort 1875 1946 4 262 [323]
Pointe Aux Barques 1956 2 10th 248 [324]
Port Huron 1932 Active No N/A 11th N/A [325]
Essexville Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [326]
Saint Ignace Unknown [327]
Saint Joseph 1874 Yes 10 273 [328]
Harbor Beach 1881 1928 1 10th 247 [329]
Sault Ste. Marie 1916 2005 No N/A 11th N/A [330]
Portage 1884 Active Yes 13 10th 300 [331]
1901 1955 3 11th 261 [332]
South Haven 1886 Active Unknown 272 [333]
South Manitou Island 1900 Pre-1962 260 [334]
St. Joseph 1874 Active Unknown [335]
Haynes Township 1875 Pre-1960 5 10th 251 [336]
East Tawas 1876 Active 4 250 [337]
Thunder Bay Island 1951 6 252 [338]
Unknown 1945 11 294 [339]
Whitefish Township 1940 Unknown 11th 292 [340]
Montague 1886 1947 268 [341]

Indiana[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Station Michigan City Michigan City 1888 Active Yes Unknown Unknown 274 [342]

Illinois[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Coast Guard Station Calumet Harbor Chicago 1934 Active Unknown Unknown 11th 278 [343]
Chicago 1875 1968 Yes 280 [344]
1892 1963 11 11 279 [345]
Wilmette 1877 Active 12 11th 12 [346]

Wisconsin[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Bayfield Unknown Active Unknown Unknown 11th Unknown [347]
Baileys Harbor 1895 1948 Yes 289 [348]
Green Bay Unknown Active Unknown Unknown [349]
Kenosha 1879 Yes 13 282 [350]
Kewaunee 1893 1947 Unknown 287 [351]
Milwaukee 1875 Pre-1970 15 284 [352][353]
Washington 1896 Active Unknown 290 [354]
Racine 1875 1971 14 283 [355]
Sheboygan Active 16 285 [356]
Coast Guard Station Sturgeon Bay Sturgeon Bay 1885 Unknown 288 [357]
Two Rivers 1875 17 286 [358]
Washington, Door County 1902 Unknown Unknown [359]

Minnesota[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Duluth 1894 Active Yes Unknown 11th 304 (originally 265) [360]

Eleventh District[]

California[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Point Arena 1902 1958 Yes Unknown Unknown 314 [361]
Bodega Bay 1889 Active Yes Unknown [362]
Bolinas 1881 1947 Yes 6 12th 312 [363]
Oxnard Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [364]
Presidio of San Francisco 1889 1990 Yes 310 [365]
Coast Guard Station Golden Gate Sausalito Unknown Active Unknown Unknown [366]
San Francisco 1877 1951 Yes 7 12th 309 [367]
Coast Guard Station Humboldt Bay Samoa 1878 Active 5 316 [368]
Coast Guard Station Lake Tahoe Tahoe City Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [369]
San Pedro [370]
Monterey [371]
Morro Bay [372]
Noyo River [373]
Mill Valley 1899 1947 Yes 311 [374]
Point Reyes Pre-1969 313 [375]
Rio Vista Unknown Active Unknown Unknown [376]
San Diego [377]
San Francisco 1939 [378]
1893 1945 Yes 308 [379]
Vallejo Unknown Active Unknown Unknown [380]

Thirteenth District[]

Oregon[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Harbor 1961 Active No N/A 12th Unknown [381]
Aids to Navigation Team (ANT) Coos Bay Coos Bay 1976 Unknown [382]
Coos Bay 1878 1955 Yes 4 12th 320 [383]
Bandon 1890 Active Unknown Unknown [384]
Depoe Bay 1940 Unknown [385][386]
Coast Guard Station Point Adams Warrenton 1889 1967 Yes 311 326 [387]
Port Orford 1934 1970 No N/A Unknown [388]
Portland 1997 Active [389]
Florence 1917 [390]
Coast Guard Station Tillamook Bay Garibaldi 1907 Yes 312 325 [391]
Winchester Bay 1891 Unknown 321 [392]
Newport 1895 323 [393]

Washington[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Bellingham 1977 Active No N/A 13th Unknown [394]
Coast Guard Station Cape Disappointment Ilwaco 1877 Yes 3 12th 327 [395]
Grays Harbor 1897 Unknown 330 [396]
Ocean Park 1891 1949 309 [397]
Ilwaco 1968 (1980) Active Unknown Unknown Unknown [398]
Neah Bay Unknown Yes 1 12th 332 [399]
Coast Guard Station Port Angeles Port Angeles 2003 No N/A 13th Unknown [400]
La Push Unknown Unknown Unknown [401]
Coast Guard Station Seattle Seattle 1989 No N/A [402]
Willapa Bay Shoreline 1887 Yes 2 12th 329 [403]

Fourteenth District[]

Hawaii[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Honolulu Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [404]
Maui [405]
Kauai [406]

Guam[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Apra Harbor Unknown Active Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown [407]

Seventeenth District[]

Alaska[]

Station Location Opened Closed Life-Saving Station? Life-Saving Station number Life-Saving Station district Coast Guard Station number Reference
Juneau Mid-1950s Active No N/A 17th Unknown [408]
Coast Guard Station Ketchikan Ketchikan Unknown Unknown Unknown [409]
Nome 1905 1949 Yes 305 [410]
Valdez 2004 Active No N/A Unknown [411]

See also[]

References[]

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