Ilha do Capim Lighthouse

The Ilha do Capim lighthouse is situated on Ilha do Capim, off the coast of Abaetetuba, Brazil.

The island is accessible by boat or helicopter, offering a remote yet scenic location for visitors.

History

• The Ilha do Capim lighthouse has been in operation since its construction year is not specified, although it is believed to date from the late 19th or early 20th century.
• The exact history of the lighthouse is unclear, but it is reported to have played a significant role in maritime navigation for the region.

Architecture

The Ilha do Capim lighthouse stands at a height of approximately 23 meters (75 feet) above sea level.

The tower's design is characteristic of traditional lighthouses, with a sturdy base and a tapering shape that rises to the top.

Light Characteristics

The Ilha do Capim lighthouse emits a Fl (flash) light pattern, visible at a range of 10 nautical miles.

The light is white in color and has a period of 3 seconds between flashes.

This information is referenced from Seamark data G 0050.

Current Status

The Ilha do Capim lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation, although its operation may be automated or assisted by other means.

Its current status is unclear, but it continues to serve as a vital navigational aid for mariners in the region.

Heritage Status

The Ilha do Capim lighthouse has not been designated as a national monument or protected area, although it may be subject to local preservation efforts.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are recorded for the Ilha do Capim lighthouse.