Name and Location

The Ona Fyr lighthouse is located in Ona, Norway, situated on the western coast of Finn��y Island at Fv212 1, 6298 Ona, Norway.

Construction and History

The Ona Fyr was constructed as part of a larger initiative to improve maritime safety and navigation in the region. Designed by architects [architectural details], the lighthouse stands at an impressive height of [vertical length].

Architecture and Materials

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Light and Navigation

The Ona Fyr's light emits every 30 seconds, with a range of approximately [range] nautical miles. The sector start angle is [sector_start], while the sector end angle is [sector_end]. The light itself has a height of [height] meters above sea level and features a character described as "Fl" (flash). Its color is white.

Accessibility and Visiting

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Notable Views and Landscape

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Anecdotes and Folklore

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Technical and Operational Details

The Ona Fyr operates under the jurisdiction of Kystverket (Norwegian Coastal Administration), with reference number [ref_kystverket]. As recorded, its national information reads: "Rundtlysende hvit, rød blink hvert 30 sekund" (Round flashing white, red blinking every 30 seconds). The lighthouse also serves as a radar transponder, categorized as "racon" with a group designation of "O". The transponder's height above sea level is [radar_height] meters.

Further Information

The Ona Fyr remains an important historical landmark in Norway's maritime history. Its striking red coloration has become synonymous with coastal navigation and safety. The lighthouse's geometric center can be found at [geometry_coordinates].