Name and Location

The Nisis Grabousa Lighthouse is located at 36.8197262° N, 25.7454541° E in Amorgos, Greece. Its official name translates to "Grabousa Island" in Greek.

Construction and History

Unfortunately, the exact year of construction for this lighthouse remains unknown. It is also difficult to determine which era this lighthouse belongs to due to a lack of reliable information. As of now, the Nisis Grabousa Lighthouse serves as a minor light, providing guidance for mariners navigating through the waters near Amorgos.

Architecture and Materials

The architect responsible for designing this lighthouse is not well-documented, nor is its architectural style. It is likely that the lighthouse was built using traditional materials such as stone or brick, given its age and location.

Light and Navigation

The Nisis Grabousa Lighthouse emits three flashes every 15 seconds (Fl (3) W.15s). Unfortunately, no reliable information regarding the height and focal height of this lighthouse is available at present. As a minor light, its range is not well-documented either.

Accessibility and Visiting

The Nisis Grabousa Lighthouse does not appear to be open to visitors. Further research would be necessary to determine if it is possible to access the structure and its surroundings.

Notable Views and Landscape

Unfortunately, no information about what can be seen from this location is available at present. The surrounding landscape and environment are likely characterized by rocky shores, crystal-clear waters, and possibly some vegetation.

Anecdotes and Folklore

Unfortunately, no local folklore or unique anecdotes about this lighthouse are currently available.

Technical and Operational Details

The Nisis Grabousa Lighthouse serves as a minor light, providing guidance for mariners. It is possible that it still functions for navigation purposes today. Unfortunately, no information about the installation of Automatic Identification System (AIS) or radar equipment at this location is currently available.

Further Information

For more information on this lighthouse or related topics, readers may consult US NGA Pub. 113 (2011-10-20.) and other reliable sources.