Akra Stavros Lighthouse
6G2P+J8 Drimalia, Greece
Name and Location
Akra Stavros Lighthouse is situated on the island of Naxos, Greece, at an elevation of 50 meters above sea level.
Construction and History
The exact construction date of Akra Stavros Lighthouse is unknown. It was first recorded by the United States National Geodetic Administration (US NGA) in their publication "113" on October 20th, 2011.
Architecture and Materials
No information available.
Light and Navigation
Akra Stavros Lighthouse emits a white light, flashing every 16 seconds with a range of approximately 13 nautical miles. It is part of a group of two lighthouses and is identified by its reference number E4295.
Accessibility and Visiting
Visitors can access Akra Stavros Lighthouse via the nearby town of Drimalia, which is located on the island of Naxos. The exact route to the lighthouse has not been documented, but it is likely that visitors will need to follow a trail or take a boat ride to reach the site.
Notable Views and Landscape
The surrounding landscape is characterized by rocky shores and a Mediterranean climate, which has shaped the local culture and economy over centuries.
Anecdotes and Folklore
No information available.
Technical and Operational Details
No information available.
Further Information
- United States National Geodetic Administration (US NGA). (2011). Publication 113.
Details
| Name | Akra Stavros Lighthouse |
|---|---|
| City | Drimalia |
| Country | Greece |
| Coordinates | 37.2015748, 25.5357592 |
| Historic significance | important marker for ships navigating the Aegean Sea |
| Architectural style | |
| Focal height | 13 |
| Tower height | 50 |
| Access description | via the nearby town of Drimalia, likely via trail or boat ride |
| Landscape type | rocky coast |
| View description | rocky shores and Mediterranean climate |
| Light characteristic | white light, flashing every 16 seconds |
| Light range | 13 |