Name and Location

The Ristna tuletorn is located in the picturesque town of Kalana, Hiiu County, Estonia.

Construction and History

The Ristna tuletorn was constructed during [construction era] and has been guiding mariners through the Baltic Sea since [year of construction]. The lighthouse was originally operated by a lighthouse keeper until its automation in [year].

Architecture and Materials

The Ristna tuletorn is a relatively small structure, standing at [height] meters tall. Its design reflects the traditional style of lighthouses built during the [construction era]. The tower is constructed from [main construction material], with a [secondary construction material] base that provides stability.

Light and Navigation

The Ristna tuletorn features two light sources, each with distinct characteristics. The primary light emits a white flash every [light period] seconds, visible at a range of [light range] kilometers within a sector of [sector start] to [sector end] degrees. A secondary red light is also present, flashing every [light period] seconds and visible at a range of [light range] kilometers within the same sector.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the Ristna tuletorn through guided tours only. The nearest town, Kalana, offers accommodations and amenities for tourists. The lighthouse is located [distance] kilometers from [nearest city or landmark].

Notable Views and Landscape

Anecdotes and Folklore

Technical and Operational Details

The Ristna tuletorn was automated in [year] and remains an active aid to navigation, with its light and fog signal automated for continuous operation.

Further Information

The Ristna tuletorn has been recognized as a significant cultural heritage site in Estonia. Its importance lies not only in its role as an aid to navigation but also in its historical significance, serving as a testament to the country's maritime history. The lighthouse is situated at [latitude]° [longitude]° and can be found on this map: [map link].