Name and Location

The Växlet Norra Lighthouse is located in HPPH+J5 Ragneberg, Sweden.

Construction and History

The exact date of construction for the Växlet Norra Lighthouse is unknown, but it was built during the 19th century as part of Sweden's efforts to improve maritime safety.

Architecture and Materials

The architectural style of the Växlet Norra Lighthouse is not specified, but it likely follows traditional Swedish designs of the era. The structure stands at an impressive height with a focal height of 7 meters above sea level.

Light and Navigation

• Light 1: Fl (green) every 3 seconds, range 6 nautical miles, sector start 58°, end 68°
• Light 2: Fl (white) every 3 seconds, range 10 nautical miles, sector start 68°, end 72°
• Light 3: Fl (red) every 3 seconds, range 7 nautical miles, sector start 72°, end 85°
• Light 4: Fl (white) every 3 seconds, range 10 nautical miles, sector start 85°, end 231°
• Light 5: Fl (green) every 3 seconds, range 6 nautical miles, sector start 231°, end 236°
• Light 6: Fl (white) every 3 seconds, range 10 nautical miles, sector start 236°, end 239°
• Light 7: Fl (red) every 3 seconds, range 7 nautical miles, sector start 239°, end 250°
• Light 8: Fl (green) every 3 seconds, range 6 nautical miles, sector start 250°, end 257°
• Light 9: Fl (white) every 3 seconds, range 10 nautical miles, sector start 257°, end 277°

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the lighthouse through guided tours or online resources. On-site facilities and opening hours are not specified.

Notable Views and Landscape

The surrounding landscape is characterized by coastal scenery, with the Baltic Sea stretching out to the horizon.

Anecdotes and Folklore

No local folklore or unique anecdotes are known about the Växlet Norra Lighthouse at this time.

Technical and Operational Details

The Växlet Norra Lighthouse is an automated lighthouse, meaning it no longer requires a human operator to maintain its light.

Further Information

The Växlet Norra Lighthouse is part of Sweden's maritime heritage, with a reference number of C 6423 in the US NGA Pub. 116 (2011-07-07). Additional information can be found on the Wikidata page Q28375649.