Name and Location

The Cabo Orange Lighthouse is situated at the coordinates -51.5559008, 4.4296338 in Oiapoque, State of Amapá, Brazil.

Construction and History

The exact construction year of the Cabo Orange Lighthouse is not specified, but based on its design and architecture, it is likely to have been built in the mid-20th century. The lighthouse's purpose or function has changed over time, currently serving as a support structure for helicopter operations.

Architecture and Materials

The Cabo Orange Lighthouse stands 47 meters tall and features a simple yet functional metal construction with a white color. Its architectural style is not explicitly mentioned in the available data.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse features a light with a characteristic of Fl(3)W.15s, indicating a flashing white light every 15 seconds. The range of the light is approximately 18 kilometers, making it an important aid for maritime navigation in the region.

Accessibility and Visiting

There is no information available on public accessibility or guided tours of the Cabo Orange Lighthouse. Visitors may need to contact local authorities or tour operators to arrange access or obtain additional information.

Notable Views and Landscape

The Cabo Orange Lighthouse is situated in a coastal area, surrounded by the natural beauty of Brazil's Amapá State. The landscape likely features lush vegetation, sandy beaches, and scenic views of the surrounding waters.

Technical and Operational Details

The status of the lighthouse's automation is unclear, but it is likely that it has been automated at some point to reduce manual labor. The lighthouse's original purpose or function is not specified in the available data.

Further Information

• * Seamark: Cabo Orange Lighthouse (GeoJSON data)
• * Admiralty: G0000.5
• * ARHLIS: BRA277
• * NGA: 110-17458