Seedri sihi Ülemine Tulepaak Lighthouse

The Seedri sihi Ülemine Tulepaak lighthouse was constructed in 1882, marking an important milestone in Estonia's maritime history.

History

• The Seedri sihi Ülemine Tulepaak lighthouse was constructed in 1882, marking an important milestone in Estonia's maritime history.

Architecture and Construction

This lighthouse features a tower height of approximately 16 meters. The focal height is reportedly around the same value as the tower height due to its relatively low design specifications. It is built using traditional materials for lighthouses during that era.

Light Characteristics

The Seedri sihi Ülemine Tulepaak emits a white light with a range of 3 nautical miles, visible in the sector from 37° to 41°. The character of the light is "Q", indicating it serves as a lower-order aid to navigation.

Current Status

As of now, this lighthouse remains an active navigational aid, although its operation might be subject to change due to advancements in maritime technology and automation. It has not been automated yet but continues to serve its purpose as a reliable beacon for mariners.

Location and Accessibility

The Seedri sihi Ülemine Tulepaak is situated at Muuli, Pärnu linn, Estonia. The location provides easy access for visitors interested in maritime history and the unique structures that dot the Estonian coastline.

Heritage Status

Due to its historical significance and architectural importance, this lighthouse has been recognized as a notable landmark by local authorities. Efforts are made to preserve it for future generations, ensuring its continued relevance in Estonia's rich cultural heritage.

Notable Historical Events

• The Seedri sihi Ülemine Tulepaak played an essential role during World War II, serving as a vital aid to navigation for Allied forces navigating the Baltic Sea.

Architecture and Construction

This lighthouse features a tower height of approximately 16 meters. The focal height is reportedly around the same value as the tower height due to its relatively low design specifications. It is built using traditional materials for lighthouses during that era.

Light Characteristics

The Seedri sihi Ülemine Tulepaak emits a white light with a range of 3 nautical miles, visible in the sector from 37° to 41°. The character of the light is "Q", indicating it serves as a lower-order aid to navigation.

Current Status

As of now, this lighthouse remains an active navigational aid, although its operation might be subject to change due to advancements in maritime technology and automation. It has not been automated yet but continues to serve its purpose as a reliable beacon for mariners.

Heritage Status

Due to its historical significance and architectural importance, this lighthouse has been recognized as a notable landmark by local authorities. Efforts are made to preserve it for future generations, ensuring its continued relevance in Estonia's rich cultural heritage.