Desertores
Desertores, Rio Grande do Sul, South Region, Brazil
Desertores Lighthouse
The Desertores lighthouse is located on Talcan Island, part of the Desertores Islands group in the Sea of Chiloé.
History
- The island's strategic location as a gateway to the Chilean mainland made it an ideal site for a navigational aid.
- The exact construction year of the lighthouse is not specified in available data.
The Desertores lighthouse emits a green light with a range of 9 nautical miles and a period of 5 seconds, using a character Fl (first-order). This pattern helps mariners navigate safely through the Sea of Chiloé.
Current Status
The lighthouse is reportedly no longer an active aid to navigation. Its status as a museum or historical landmark has not been confirmed in available data.
Location and Accessibility
Desertores Island, where the lighthouse is situated, can be accessed by boat from the mainland. The island's remote location makes it challenging for visitors to reach without proper planning and preparation.
Heritage Status
The Desertores Islands, including Talcan Island with the lighthouse, are part of the Chiloé Archipelago's rich cultural heritage. While specific information on heritage designation is not available, the islands' unique history and natural beauty make them an important part of Chilean identity.
Notable Historical Events
Unfortunately, no notable historical events related to the Desertores lighthouse have been recorded in available data.
Details
| Name | Desertores |
|---|---|
| City | |
| Country | Brazil |
| Coordinates | -30.96382, -51.24732 |
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