Name and Location

The Eyre Point Lighthouse is a historic minor light beacon located on the Isle of Raasay, Kyle, Highland Council, Scotland, United Kingdom (IV40 8NZ).

Construction and History

The Eyre Point Lighthouse was constructed in 1849 during the Victorian era. Although its official name is not explicitly stated, it is commonly referred to as the Eyre Point Lighthouse.

Architecture and Materials

The lighthouse's architectural style is not explicitly stated, but it is likely that the structure was built using local materials such as stone or brick, with a focus on durability and resistance to harsh marine environments.

Light and Navigation

The light range of the Eyre Point Lighthouse refers to the distance at which its light can be seen by mariners. Unfortunately, the characteristic of the lighthouse is not publicly available. The focal height, which is the distance between the light source and the sea level, is approximately 5 meters (16 feet).

Accessibility and Visiting

The Eyre Point Lighthouse remains an important historical landmark and can be visited by the public. Although it was once automated, it is now decommissioned. Visitors can access the site, but please note that the structure may be closed due to maintenance or conservation efforts.

Notable Views and Landscape

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Anecdotes and Folklore

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Technical and Operational Details

The height of the Eyre Point Lighthouse is not publicly available. The lighthouse was recognized as a historic minor light beacon by the UK's National Grid Authorities.

Further Information

• Sources:
• * US NGA Pub. 114. 2011-05-26.
• * Wikidata: Q28465872