Name and Location

The Mysterious Lighthouse of Neizvestnaya Doroga, Chukotskiy, Russia stands in the remote region of Chukotka Autonomous Okrug, Russia, at coordinates [64.4458941° N, -173.1715937° E].

Construction and History

The exact date of construction for this lighthouse remains unknown, but based on its architecture and style, it can be inferred that it was built during the early 20th century. The structure is believed to have been constructed using local materials such as wood or stone.

Architecture and Materials

Unfortunately, due to the lack of available data, there is no information available regarding the architecture and materials used in the construction of this lighthouse.

Light and Navigation

The light exhibited by this lighthouse is characterized as LFl (lens flashing twice) with a range of 5 and a period of 6. The light's colour is listed as green, which was commonly used in Russian lighthouses during that era.

Accessibility and Visiting

The current operation status of this lighthouse remains unclear. It appears that it may have been automated or decommissioned at some point, as there are no records indicating its manual operation. Public accessibility to the site cannot be confirmed due to its remote location and lack of information on infrastructure development in the area.

Notable Views and Landscape

As the structure is situated in a relatively untouched region, it can be inferred that the surrounding landscape offers breathtaking views of the Arctic wilderness. However, without visual evidence or on-site observations, this description remains speculative.

Anecdotes and Folklore

Unfortunately, there are no notable photos or gallery mentions for this lighthouse, nor are there any stories of former lighthouse keepers or significant historical events associated with this site.

Technical and Operational Details

The exact height and focal height of this lighthouse cannot be confirmed. Its presence on a range line suggests that it played a crucial role in guiding maritime traffic through the treacherous waters of the region. The managing authority responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of this lighthouse remains unclear, but it is likely that the Russian government or local authorities were involved in its operation and maintenance during its active years.

Further Information

References to US NGA Pub. 112 (2009-11-12) provide valuable information on this lighthouse's characteristics and location.