Point Ubu Lighthouse

The Point Ubu Lighthouse is situated on Rodovia José Ribeiro Tristão, in Anchieta, Brazil.

The lighthouse is easily accessible by road, making it a convenient stop for travelers.

History

Construction of the Point Ubu Lighthouse began in 1950s.

It was built to serve as an aid to navigation for mariners in the area.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The tower height of the Point Ubu Lighthouse is 16 meters (52 feet), while its focal height is 27 meters (89 feet).

The lighthouse features a white pyramid masonry tower, characteristic of many Brazilian lighthouses.

The structure is made from local materials, including stone and mortar.

Light Characteristics

The Point Ubu Lighthouse emits a white light with a range of 14 nautical miles.

The light's pattern is a Fl (first order) signal, indicating its use as an aid to navigation for mariners.

Current Status

The Point Ubu Lighthouse remains active, although it has been automated over the years.

Its current status is that of a functional aid to navigation, although it may not be as prominent in modern times with advancements in technology.

Heritage Status

The Point Ubu Lighthouse holds cultural significance and is considered an important part of Brazil's maritime heritage.

Notable Historical Events

• There are no notable historical events recorded for the Point Ubu Lighthouse.