Name and Location

The Lopatina Lighthouse, also known as Мыс Лопатина (Mys Lopatino), or Kenushi Misaki, stands tall at 17 meters in height. Its location is HRX7+F5, Lopatino, Sakhalin Oblast, Russia.

Construction and History

The Lopatina Lighthouse was constructed in 1919 and has since been an important aid to navigation for mariners traveling through the waters surrounding Sakhalin Oblast. The lighthouse serves as a beacon, guiding vessels safely through the treacherous coastline.

Architecture and Materials

Designed with practicality in mind, the lighthouse features a simple yet sturdy architectural style typical of its era. Its white and black stripes provide an attractive visual contrast against the surrounding landscape.

Light and Navigation

The lighthouse's primary light is characterized by a Fl(3)W.15s pattern, consisting of three flashes every 10 seconds. This light has a range of 21 nautical miles (38.9 kilometers), helping to illuminate the coastline and surrounding waters for vessels up to 210 degrees (sector start: 2, sector end: 210).

Accessibility and Visiting

Visitors can access the lighthouse via its designated address. Please note that specific opening hours and guided tour information are not publicly available at this time.

Notable Views and Landscape

The surrounding landscape offers breathtaking views of the coastline and the Sea of Japan. Visitors can take in the serene natural beauty while learning about the rich maritime history of the area.

Anecdotes and Folklore

No relevant stories or anecdotes are currently documented.

Technical and Operational Details

Information on whether the lighthouse is automated or operated manually is not currently available. Additionally, there is no information regarding AIS or radar installations at this location.

Further Information

• Admiralty Chart: M7788
• NGA Chart: 112-36