|Name|Municipality|Established|Tower height in meters (ft)|Focal plane in meters (ft)|Current status|Current condition|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Los Morrillos Light|Cabo Rojo|1882|12 m (40 ft.)|37 m (121 ft)|Active|Restored for tourism|
|Punta Higuero Light|Rincón|1892|21 m (69 ft)|27 m (90 ft)|Active|It has been fully restored and is part of the El Faro Park, a tourist and recreation center.|
|Punta Borinquen Light|Aguadilla|1892|18 m (60 ft)|89 m (292 ft)|Active|Operational|
|Arecibo Light|Arecibo|1898|14 m (46 ft)|36 m (120 ft)|Active|Restored for tourism|
|Port San Juan Light|San Juan|1846|15.5 m (51 ft)|55 m (181 ft)|Active|Restored for tourism. Also known as El Morro, Faro de Morro or Faro del Castillo del Morro or Puerto San Juan Light.|
|Cape San Juan Light|Fajardo|1880|14 m (45 ft)|79 m (260 ft)|Active|Restored for tourism|
|Guánica Light|Guanica|1893|N/A|N/A|Inactive|Ruins|
|Cardona Island Light|Ponce|1889|11 m (36 ft)|14 m (46 ft)|Active|Good|
|Caja de Muertos Light|Ponce|1887|19 m (63 ft)|91 m (297 ft)|Active|Restored for tourism|
|Punta de las Figuras Light|Arroyo|1893|15 m (50 ft)|N/A|Inactive|Restored for tourism|
|Punta Tuna Light|Maunabo|1892|15 m (49 ft)|34 m (111 ft)|Active|Restored for tourism|
|Mona Island Light|Mayagüez (Mona Island)|1900|16 m (52 ft)|N/A|Inactive|Its condition is considered dire. Unless restored soon, many considered the lighthouse lost.|
|Punta Mulas Light|Vieques|1896|10 m (32 ft)|21 m (68 ft.)|Active|Restored for tourism|
|Puerto Ferro Light|Vieques|1896|N/A|N/A|Inactive|Abandoned and deteriorating rapidly|
|Culebrita Island Light|Culebra|1886|13 m (43 ft)|93 m (305 ft)|Active|In Ruins|
|Cabras Island Light|Ceiba|1908|N/A|N/A|Destroyed|Abandoned in 1965 and destroyed in 1966|

Question: how many towers are at least 18 meters tall?
Answer: 3