Havasu Landing Lighthouse

Also known as: Havasu Landing (Table Bluff Replica)

This 6-meter square cylindrical tower, first lit in 2006, is painted white with gray trim and a red lantern roof. It stands on the breakwater at the north entrance to Havasu Landing Marina on Havasu Lake in California. The lighthouse emits a single green flash every second. Its design is reminiscent of the historic Table Bluff Light. The site is open to the public, though the tower itself is closed. This structure serves recreational boaters entering the marina.

Why it matters: This lighthouse is notable as the first replica lighthouse erected on the California shore of Lake Havasu, contributing to the region's recreational boating environment.