Name and Location

Svjetionik Mlaka is a historic lighthouse located on the waterfront of Rijeka, Croatia.

Construction and History

The lighthouse was constructed in 1884 as part of a broader effort to modernize Rijeka's harbor infrastructure. Designed by architect unknown, Svjetionik Mlaka was built using traditional materials such as stone and brick. The tower stands at an impressive height of unknown meters, with a focal height of unknown meters above sea level.

Architecture and Materials

The lighthouse is made from traditional materials like stone and brick, showcasing its historic charm.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse is equipped with a distinctive light characteristic, unknown, which helps mariners navigate the busy waters of Rijeka's harbor. The light has a range of unknown nautical miles, providing vital guidance to vessels approaching the city's port facilities.

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the lighthouse via unknown. Guided tours are available during unknown on unknown. For more information, please visit the Plovput website at unknown.

Technical and Operational Details

Svjetionik Mlaka is an automated lighthouse, meaning it no longer requires human operators to maintain its functioning. The light is powered by unknown, ensuring reliable operation 24/7.

For further reading and research, consult the Wikipedia article on Svjetionik Mlaka (hr:Svjetionik Mlaka) or access the lighthouse's Wikidata entry (Q55430632).

Note: The coordinates for the lighthouse are unknown in Rijeka, Croatia.