Name and Location

The Hoy High Lighthouse, also known as the Hoy High, is a prominent maritime aid located on the island of Graemsay in Scotland, UK. Situated at an approximate latitude of 58.9356656° N and longitude of -3.2732917�� E, this lighthouse serves as a vital navigational tool for mariners traversing the Orkney Islands.

Construction and History

The Hoy High Lighthouse was built during the construction era of [unavailable information]. Its exact history is unknown.

Architecture and Materials

The Hoy High Lighthouse stands at an impressive height of 35 meters (115 feet). Unfortunately, its architectural style and materials are not explicitly stated. The structure's foundation is also unknown.

Light and Navigation

• Red, with a height of 35 meters (115 feet), a period of 8 seconds, and a range of 16 nautical miles.
• White, with the same specifications as above, serving as a secondary beacon.
• Red (again), with slightly different parameters: height = 35 meters (115 feet), period = 8 seconds, and range = 16 nautical miles.
• White (again), mirroring the second light's specifications.

Accessibility and Visiting

As of this writing, the lighthouse's automation status is unknown. Visitors can access the site through [unavailable information].

Notable Views and Landscape

Surrounding landscape: The Hoy High Lighthouse stands proudly on the island of Graemsay, situated near the northernmost tip of Scotland. The site offers breathtaking views of the surrounding waters and the Orkney Islands' rugged coastline.

Anecdotes and Folklore

Unfortunately, no specific local folklore or unique anecdotes are documented for this location.

Technical and Operational Details

The lighthouse's operational details, including its automation status, are currently unknown.

Further Information

Opening hours: [unavailable information]

Entrance fee: [unavailable information]

Guided tours: [unavailable information]

On-site facilities: [unavailable information]