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Le phare de New Brighton (ou phare de Perch Rock) est un phare situé à la confluence de la rivière Mersey et de la baie de Liverpool au coin nord-est de la péninsule de Wirral, dans le comté de Merseyside en Angleterre. Il est érigé sur un affleurement rocheux nommé Perch Rock et il est désaffecté depuis 1973. Il est maintenant protégé en tant que monument classé du Royaume-Uni de Grade II* depuis janvier 1977.
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