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Barrow lifeboat station
Barrow lifeboat station is located on Roa Island and the first station was constructed in 1864. The station now hosts 2 boatrs, an all weather and inshore lifeboat.
Access to the station’s viewing gallery depends on when the station is manned.
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Barrow lifeboat station, Piel St, Roa Island, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria LA13 0QQ, United Kingdom
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