Christiansø Fyr

The Christiansø Fyr is located at 101 Trappen 121, on the island of Christiansø, Denmark.

The lighthouse can be accessed by visiting the island, which is part of the Danish archipelago.

History

Construction of the lighthouse began in 1805.

It was built to serve as a navigational aid for ships navigating the waters around the island.

Architecture and Construction

The Christiansø Fyr features a round tower with a height of 16 meters (52 feet).

The focal height is reportedly 24 meters (79 feet) above sea level.

The lighthouse's design is characteristic of Danish maritime architecture, with a white coloration.

The building's shape is a classic example of a traditional Danish lighthouse.

Light Characteristics

The Christiansø Fyr emits a fixed light pattern,

but the exact characteristics are not specified in available data.

Current Status

The Christiansø Fyr is currently an automated lighthouse, no longer requiring human maintenance.

It has been reported to be operational for many years, providing reliable navigation aid for mariners.

Heritage Status

The Christiansø Fyr is reportedly listed as a cultural heritage site by the Danish authorities.

Notable Historical Events

• No notable historical events are recorded in available data.