Keri Tuletorn

Location and Accessibility

• The Keri tuletorn is situated on the coast of Estonia, specifically at the address Kelnase küla, Viimsi vald, Harju County.
• The lighthouse is easily accessible by car or public transportation.

History

The Keri tuletorn was constructed in 1928 as part of a series of coastal lighthouses to aid navigation for mariners.

It has been an important aid to navigation ever since its construction.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The tower height of the Keri tuletorn is 31 meters, while the focal height is 55 meters.

The lighthouse features a distinctive design with a white light emitting a pattern of two flashes every 15 seconds.

The light has a range of 11 nautical miles.

The structure is made from traditional Estonian materials.

Light Characteristics

The Keri tuletorn emits a white light, visible to mariners over 11 nautical miles away.

The light's sequence is LFl, indicating two flashes every 15 seconds.

Current Status

The Keri tuletorn remains an active aid to navigation, although it has been automated since its construction.

Heritage Status

The Keri tuletorn is a notable example of Estonian maritime architecture and has been recognized as such by the relevant authorities.

Notable Historical Events

Unfortunately, no specific historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.