Name and Location

The Point Moore Lighthouse is located in West End, Geraldton, Western Australia.

Construction and History

The Point Moore Lighthouse was constructed in 1878 to guide ships safely into the port of Geraldton, which was an important center for trade and commerce at the time. The lighthouse stands 34 meters tall and has a focal height of 54 meters above sea level, making it one of the most prominent landmarks on the Western Australian coastline.

Architecture and Materials

The Point Moore Lighthouse is a sturdy masonry structure built from limestone and granite, with a distinctive black and white striped pattern that makes it easily visible to mariners. The lighthouse's design was influenced by the Victorian-era architecture popular at the time, with a tapering tower and a square base.

Light and Navigation

The Point Moore Lighthouse is no longer operational as a primary navigation aid, having been automated in 1984.

Accessibility and Visiting

Today, the Point Moore Lighthouse remains open to the public and can be visited at certain times of the year. Visitors can climb to the top of the tower for stunning views of the surrounding coastline and ocean.

Notable Views and Landscape

From the top of the lighthouse, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding coastline and ocean.

Technical and Operational Details

Further Information

For more information about the Point Moore Lighthouse, please visit https://lighthouses.org.au/wa/point-moore-lighthouse">https://lighthouses.org.au/wa/point-moore-lighthouse or contact the Australian Lighthouse Association.