Cabo Frio Lighthouse

The Cabo Frio Lighthouse is situated on an Atlantic island in the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at the address Trilha de acesso ao farol velho. The lighthouse is located within the Ilha do Cabo Frio Biological Reserve, a municipal biological reserve that covers the island.

History

The Cabo Frio Lighthouse was constructed to serve as a navigational aid for mariners in the region. Its construction year is not specified in available data.

Architecture and Construction Materials

• The lighthouse features a white truncated round tower with a focal height of 140 meters.
• The tower's shape is described as "White truncated round tower;52".
• The light source is reportedly a white light, emitting a beam with a range of 49 nautical miles.
• The light has a period of 10 seconds and operates on a Fl (first) character.

Light Characteristics

The Cabo Frio Lighthouse emits a white light with a specific pattern and range, serving as an important navigational aid for mariners in the region.

Current Status

The lighthouse is reportedly currently active. However, it is not clear if the lighthouse is still automated or if it has been converted into a museum.

Heritage Status

No information on the Cabo Frio Lighthouse's heritage status is available.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are reported for the Cabo Frio Lighthouse.