Name and Location

Morups Tånge Fyr is a historic lighthouse located on the southwestern coast of Sweden, situated at 56°55'18" N, 12°21'47" E.

Construction and History

Morups Tånge Fyr was built in 1867 to serve as a navigational aid for ships passing through the Baltic Sea. The lighthouse played an important role in Swedish maritime history, guiding mariners during the height of Sweden's maritime trade era.

Architecture and Materials

The lighthouse is a 29-meter-tall tower made of stone and brick, with an architecture typical of Swedish lighthouses from the mid-19th century. Its robust design allows it to withstand harsh coastal weather conditions.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse was designed as an effective beacon, with its light visible for approximately 18 nautical miles. Although it is no longer a functioning lighthouse, Morups Tånge Fyr remains an important part of Swedish maritime heritage.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can reach the site by following the LÅNGAVEKA road to the address: LÅNGAVEKA 119, 311 98 Glommen, Sweden. The lighthouse is accessible by car or public transportation from nearby Falkenberg.

Notable Views and Landscape

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Anecdotes and Folklore

There are no anecdotes or folklore available for this lighthouse.

Technical and Operational Details

The automated systems of the lighthouse were replaced in the mid-20th century, and it was converted into a museum and cultural center. Visitors can explore the tower and learn about its history and significance in Swedish maritime heritage.

Further Information

For further reading, please consult the following sources:

• https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morups_T%C3%A5nge_Fyr">Wikipedia article on Morups Tånge Fyr
• https://www.sjofartsverket.se/">Swedish Maritime Administration