Name and Location

The Stralsund Lighthouse is located at An d. Fährbrücke 8 in Stralsund, Germany, situated at the intersection of the Baltic Sea and the Strelasund (Stralsund Sound). Its coordinates are approximately 13.0987655° E longitude and 54.3170127° N latitude.

Construction and History

The year of construction for the Stralsund Lighthouse is unknown. Given that the address components indicate a 19th-century-style street address, it is likely that the lighthouse was constructed during the 19th century or earlier. However, this information is not explicitly stated and should be treated as speculation until further research confirms its accuracy.

Architecture and Materials

The Stralsund Lighthouse has a mast shape and is constructed from metal. Its height is reportedly 13.3 meters (43.6 feet), with a light sector that spans approximately 237.7 to 243.7 degrees.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse emits three different lights: Oc (one second on, one second off) in green, white, and red colors. The range of each light is:

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 Stralsund Lighthouse serves as an important beacon for mariners navigating the Strelasund (Stralsund Sound) and Baltic Sea, with a range of approximately 7-10 nautical miles.

Further Information

The information presented here is based on available data from GeoJSON props. Further research and confirmation are necessary to ensure the accuracy of these details.