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Pencarrow Lighthouse, NZ Historic Places Trust
Pencarrow Head, beyond Eastbourne, Eastbourne

New Zealand's first permanent lighthouse, once run by NZ's only woman lighthouse-keeper. The cast iron tower, made in England, was erected on Pencarrow Head at the entrance to Wellington Harbour in 1859. Outside viewing is available at all times; access is via a narrow rocky track running off Pencarrow Coast Road, past Eastbourne.
 

 
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