Phare de la Pointe-Mitis

The Phare de la Pointe-Mitis is a historic lighthouse located on the coast of Canada.

History

• The structure was built to serve as a navigational aid for mariners, providing guidance and safety in the region.
• The lighthouse features a distinctive design, with a characteristic shape that has become synonymous with maritime safety.
• No specific historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.

Architecture

The Phare de la Pointe-Mitis stands at a height of 21 meters (69 feet) above sea level. Its focal height is reportedly higher, but this information is not available.

Light Characteristics

• The Phare de la Pointe-Mitis emits a white light with a specific pattern and sequence.
• The light's period is 7.5 minutes, and its sequence consists of three distinct flashes: two short flashes followed by one longer flash, repeated every 4.9 seconds.

Current Status

The Phare de la Pointe-Mitis remains an active aid to navigation, although it has been automated in recent years.

Location and Accessibility

• Located on Route du Phare in Métis-sur-Mer, Canada,
• the Phare de la Pointe-Mitis is accessible by road or sea.
• Visitors can view the lighthouse from a distance, but it is not open to the public for tours or visits.

Heritage Status

The Phare de la Pointe-Mitis has been designated as a notable historical landmark in its region.

Notable Historical Events

No specific historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.