Garden Island Lighthouse

The Garden Island Lighthouse is situated on a small stony island in the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, off the southeastern coast of Tasmania, Australia.

• The lighthouse can be accessed via Channel Highway, which runs along the southern shore of Bruny Island.

History

Garden Island was originally named "Gardners Island" by Rev R. Knopwood in 1804. It later appeared on maps as a separate island from Green Island in the Tamar River and Smooth Island.

The lighthouse itself is believed to have been constructed during this period, although exact details are unclear.

Architecture

The Garden Island Lighthouse stands approximately unknown meters tall. Its focal height is reportedly unknown. The tower's construction materials are not specified in available records.

Light Characteristics

The light characteristics of the Garden Island Lighthouse include a unknown beam, with a reported range of unknown.

Current Status

The lighthouse is currently unknown, although its operational status may have changed over time.

Heritage Status

Garden Island and the surrounding area are protected by heritage listing, recognizing their historical significance as part of Tasmania's maritime heritage.

Notable Historical Events

Unfortunately, no specific notable events are recorded for the Garden Island Lighthouse.