Boar's Head Light

The Boar's Head Light is situated on Boars Head Road in Tiverton, Canada.

• Location and Accessibility
• The location provides easy access to the surrounding area, making it a convenient stop for those visiting the region.

History

The Boar's Head Light has been guiding mariners safely through the waters since its construction.

• Architecture and Construction Materials
• The lighthouse stands at 18 meters tall, with a focal height of approximately 25 meters above sea level.
• The tower is constructed from materials typically used in such structures during this period, although specific details are not available.

Light Characteristics

The Boar's Head Light emits a white light that can be seen up to 7 nautical miles away.

• Current Status
• The Boar's Head Light remains an active aid to navigation, although its operation may have been automated at some point in the past.

Heritage Status

The Boar's Head Light has been designated with heritage significance, reflecting its importance in maritime history and navigation.

• Notable Historical Events
• Unfortunately, no specific notable events are recorded for this location.

History

The Boar's Head Light has been guiding mariners safely through the waters since its construction. Unfortunately, no specific date of completion or initial operation is available.

Light Characteristics

The Boar's Head Light emits a white light that can be seen up to 7 nautical miles away. The light operates on a regular schedule with a period of 4 minutes between flashes, and is characterized by a Fl (flash) pattern.