A signalbox was in existence at Eggesford until 1987, however the line has since been rationalised and the passing loop automated with the use of spring points.
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An ancient Lucayan Indian site, thought to be one of the largest Lucayan Indian settlements in The Bahamas, sits along Pompey Bay Beach, just south of Spring Point.
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The vast differences in water-yielding capacity of the constant and periodic karst springs point out to the strong karstification of High-Karst Zone limestones and dolomites on Mount Orjen.
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Plana Cays, also northeast of Spring Point, is a protected reserve for endangered great iguanas and the very rare estimated hutias ( guinea pig like rodents ), the only native mammal of The Bahamas.
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However, on April 28, 1998, the Maine Lights Selection Committee approved a transfer of ownership of the tower to the Spring Point Ledge Light Trust, with the USCG retaining only the light and fog signal.
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He spent the next hour listening to guides tell how the tunnels were dug in the 1960s close to a major U . S . infantry base and became the spring point for attacks on Saigon, an hour's drive away.
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It was in operation during several American conflicts, including the United States Civil War, World War I, and World War II . Near Fort Preble is Spring Point Ledge Light, which was constructed by the federal government in 1897 to mark a dangerous rock ledge.
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In a 1996 competition for a footbridge across the Thames in London linking the area around St . Paul's Cathedral with the new Tate Gallery on Bankside, the artist and architect again collaborated, producing a lyrically curved and arched steel truss poised on two spring points, which Serra believes neither collaborator would have produced alone.
