Name and Location

Löruddens Fyr is a historic lighthouse located in Njurunda, Västernorrlands län, Sweden, situated in the midst of the picturesque coastal landscape overlooking the Bothnian Sea.

Construction and History

The construction date of Löruddens Fyr is unclear, but it is believed to have been built in the early 20th century. Unfortunately, no information is available on the architect or builder responsible for the lighthouse's design.

Architecture and Materials

No specific information is available on the architecture or materials used in the construction of Löruddens Fyr.

Light and Navigation

Löruddens Fyr is a minor light characterized by its green color with an intensity of approximately 5 periods (every 5 seconds). The light has a range of about 6 nautical miles (11 kilometers) and a sector end at 156 degrees. The lighthouse also features secondary lights with different characteristics: white (intensity 10), red (intensity 8), and green (intensity 6).

Accessibility and Visiting

Unfortunately, no information is available on the current status or accessibility of Löruddens Fyr.

Notable Views and Landscape

The lighthouse stands in a picturesque coastal landscape with rugged cliffs, rocky shores, and dense forests to the east. The surrounding area stretches out to the west with the Bothnian Sea.

Anecdotes and Folklore

No notable features or anecdotes are available for Löruddens Fyr at this time.

Technical and Operational Details

The status of Löruddens Fyr's automation is unclear, but it is likely that the light has been automated over time to reduce maintenance and improve efficiency. The lighthouse stands at an impressive height of 5 meters (16 feet) with a focal plane of approximately 6 meters (20 feet).

Further Information

• * US NGA Pub. 116 (2011-07-07)