Baliza Escarpados Lighthouse

The Baliza Escarpados lighthouse is situated on the coast of Argentina and has been guiding mariners since its construction in 1967.

History

• The tower stands at a height of 59 meters, with a focal height of approximately 80 meters. The lighthouse features a distinctive design, with a cylindrical structure topped by a lantern room. The building is constructed from concrete and steel, providing stability and durability in the harsh coastal environment.

The Baliza Escarpados emits a white light with a range of 6 nautical miles. The light's period is 10 seconds, and its character is marked as "Fl" (first-order light). This indicates that the lighthouse serves as an aid to navigation for vessels approaching the shore.

Current Status

The Baliza Escarpados remains an active aid to navigation, although it has been automated since its installation. The lighthouse continues to guide mariners safely into the harbor.

Location and Accessibility

Located on Camino Playa Larga in Argentina, the Baliza Escarpados is easily accessible by road or sea. Visitors can reach the lighthouse via a short walk from the nearby parking area.

Heritage Status

The Baliza Escarpados has been designated as a protected historical landmark, recognizing its importance in maritime history and navigation.

Notable Historical Events

• No specific notable events are recorded for this lighthouse.