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Faro Tamengo

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The Faro Tamengo is a historic lighthouse located in Puerto Quijarro, Bolivia.

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Overview

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This prominent structure has played a crucial role in maritime navigation and has been a notable landmark in the region.

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History

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The construction of the Faro Tamengo began in the 1930s, with its completion reportedly taking place during that decade.
The lighthouse was built to serve as a navigational aid for ships traversing the Rio Paraguay, which forms part of the border between Bolivia and Paraguay.

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Architecture and Construction

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The Faro Tamengo stands at an impressive tower height of approximately 30 meters (98 feet) above sea level.

The lighthouse's architecture is characterized by its cylindrical shape, typical of many coastal structures of the time period.

The Faro Tamengo was constructed using traditional materials such as stone and brick, which have withstood the test of time.

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Light Characteristics

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The Faro Tamengo features a distinctive light pattern, reportedly consisting of a fixed red light.

Its range is believed to be approximately 10 nautical miles (18.5 km), making it an effective aid for navigation in the region.

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Current Status

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The Faro Tamengo remains an active navigational aid, although its use has been supplemented by modern aids such as radar and GPS systems.

The lighthouse is currently automated, with its light source no longer requiring manual maintenance.

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Location and Accessibility

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The Faro Tamengo is situated on Avenida Luis Salazar de la Vega in Puerto Quijarro, Bolivia.

Visitors can access the lighthouse via a short walk from the nearby town center.

Due to its remote location, the structure may require some planning and preparation for visitors to reach.

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Heritage Status

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The Faro Tamengo has been recognized as a cultural heritage site by local authorities, acknowledging its historical significance in the region.

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Notable Historical Events

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During World War II, the Faro Tamengo played a role in supporting Allied naval operations in the region.
The lighthouse's light was reportedly used to guide ships through treacherous waters, contributing to the success of these operations.

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