Name and Location

The Feu de Quillebeuf Lighthouse is located in the charming town of Quillebeuf-sur-Seine, France.

Construction and History

The Feu de Quillebeuf Lighthouse was constructed in unknown and has been guiding mariners through the Seine Estuary since its construction. Its focal height stands at unknown.

Architecture and Materials

The Feu de Quillebeuf Lighthouse is an exemplary example of unknown design, characterized by unknown. Its striking unknown façade makes it a notable landmark in the region.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse's light emits a unknown pattern, visible for up to unknown nautical miles. The light source is powered by unknown.

Accessibility and Visiting

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Notable Views and Landscape

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Anecdotes and Folklore

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Technical and Operational Details

The Feu de Quillebeuf Lighthouse stands tall at a height of unknown meters, making it an important navigational aid for vessels traversing the Seine Estuary. Its proximity to the Vieux-Port (Old Port) makes it a significant part of the region's maritime history.

Further Information

The lighthouse is situated at a latitude of unknown° N and longitude of unknown° E. In 2010, the Feu de Quillebeuf Lighthouse was officially recognized as a French national heritage site (PA27000083) by the Ministry of Culture.