Loran C Station Caribou, ME

Loran C Station Caribou, located near Caribou, Maine, was a critical United States Coast Guard navigation facility established during the Cold War era. Commissioned in 1978, the station was part of the North Atlantic Loran-C chain, providing precise long-range radio navigation signals for military and civilian vessels and aircraft. Its strategic location supported both national defense and commercial operations, particularly across the North Atlantic corridor. The station remained operational until its decommissioning in 2010, following the widespread adoption of GPS technology.