Ilha de Santana Lighthouse

The Ilha de Santana lighthouse is situated on an island located across the city of Santana, in the state of Amapá, Brazil. The island can be accessed by boat or ferry from the town of Humberto de Campos.

History

• The construction of the Ilha de Santana lighthouse began in [Year] and was completed in [Year].
• The lighthouse has played a crucial role in maritime navigation, serving as a beacon for ships traversing the Amazon River.

Architecture

The Ilha de Santana lighthouse is a white truncated conical masonry tower with a height of 161 meters. The tower's design is characteristic of traditional lighthouses, providing a clear and visible signal to mariners.

Light Characteristics

The lighthouse emits a white light with a range of 31 nautical miles in all directions. The light has a period of 51 seconds and is characterized as Al.LFl (Alternating Light Flash).

Current Status

The Ilha de Santana lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation, providing critical guidance for mariners navigating the Amazon River.

Heritage Status

The lighthouse has been designated as a [Heritage Designation] by the Brazilian government, recognizing its historical and cultural significance.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.