Keldsnor Fyr

The Keldsnor Fyr is a historic lighthouse located on the island of Langeland in Denmark.

History

• Construction of the lighthouse began in 1905 and was completed shortly after.

Architecture

The tower height of the Keldsnor Fyr is 34 meters, while its focal height stands at approximately 40 meters.

The light characteristics include a first-order Fresnel lens producing a red light with a range of 20 nautical miles.

The lighthouse's architecture features a traditional Danish design, with a cylindrical tower made from stone and brick.

The building material used is primarily limestone and granite.

Location

The Keldsnor Fyr is situated on Rathvej in the Langeland Municipality of Denmark.

Visitors can access the location by car or public transportation.

Visiting Info

Due to its remote location, visiting information for the Keldsnor Fyr is limited.

However, the lighthouse has been automated and no longer requires manned operations.

Heritage Status

The Keldsnor Fyr has been recognized as a cultural heritage site in Denmark,

reflecting its historical significance as a navigational aid.

Notable Historical Events

During World War II, the Keldsnor Fyr played an important role in guiding Allied ships through the treacherous waters of the Baltic Sea.