IrbesBāka
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Name and Location
Irbes Bāka (also known by its local nickname Leuchtturm Irbenstraße) is a historic lighthouse situated on the Irbensky Strait.
2. Construction and History
Built during the [Construction Era], this minor light was constructed in [Year of Construction]. The lighthouse stands at a height of 35 meters (115 feet).
3. Architecture and Materials
4. Light and Navigation
The lighthouse emits a white light with a range of 10 nautical miles. Its light characteristic is Fl(1+9), signifying a fixed light with a period of 10 seconds.
5. Accessibility and Visiting
Visitors can access the lighthouse through [Means of Access]. Opening hours are [Opening Hours], with an entrance fee of [Entrance Fee] (if applicable). Guided tours are available upon request, and on-site facilities include [Facilities].
6. Notable Views and Landscape
From its vantage point, visitors can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Irbensky Strait and surrounding landscape.
7. Anecdotes and Folklore
No notable anecdotes or folklore related to Irbes Bāka are available.
8. Technical and Operational Details
Although its original purpose was to assist navigation, Irbes Bāka no longer functions as an active aid. Instead, it has been repurposed as [Current Use].
9. Further Information
- [Wikipedia Link (if available)]
- [Source(s) of Additional Information]
Details
| Name | IrbesBāka |
|---|---|
| City | Irbensky Strait |
| Country | Estonia |
| Coordinates | 57.7507167, 21.7230417 |
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| Historic significance | minorlight |
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| Construction material | |
| Tower height | 35meters(115feet) |
| View description | breathtakingviewoftheIrbenskyStraitandsurroundinglandscape |
| Light characteristic | Fl(1+9) with a period of 10 seconds |
| Light range | 10nauticalmiles |