Vahemadala Tuletorn

The Vahemadala tuletorn, also known as Vahemadal lighthouse, has a rich history dating back to its construction.

History

• The Estonian Maritime Administration reported that the lighthouse was built in 1907.

Architecture and Construction

The tower height of the Vahemadala tuletorn is approximately 14 meters (46 feet), while the focal height is believed to be around 20 meters (66 feet).

• The lighthouse features a distinctive red light with a range of 6 nautical miles.

The light characteristics include a sequence of Fl, indicating a flashing light every 10 seconds.

The Vahemadala tuletorn was designed by Estonian architects and constructed using traditional materials such as stone and brick.

Current Status

The Vahemadala tuletorn is currently an active aid to navigation.

However, its status may change over time due to various factors.

Location and Accessibility

The Vahemadala tuletorn is located in Tallinn, Estonia, on Paljassaare tee.

Visitors can access the lighthouse by road or public transportation.

The nearest town center is approximately 2 kilometers away from the lighthouse.

Heritage Status

The Vahemadala tuletorn has been recognized as a cultural monument of national significance in Estonia.

Notable Historical Events

There are no notable historical events recorded for this lighthouse.