Helsingin Majakka

The Helsingin majakka, also known as Helsinki lighthouse or Helsingfors kassunfyr, is a historic lighthouse located on Ulkosaaret island in the Aluemeri area of Helsinki, Finland. The construction of the lighthouse began in 1908 and was completed in 1910.

Architecture

The tower height of the Helsingin majakka is 25 meters (82 feet), while the focal height is reportedly 27.5 meters (90 feet). The lighthouse features a distinctive white light with a range of 22 kilometers (14 miles) and a period of 12 seconds.

Light Characteristics

• Pattern: LFl
• Range: 22 km
• Period: 12 s
• Colour: White

Architectural Materials

Unfortunately, the specific materials used in the construction of the lighthouse are not documented.

Current Status

The Helsingin majakka is currently an active aid to navigation, but it has been automated since its installation. However, no further information on this topic could be verified.

Location and Accessibility

The Helsingin majakka is located at the Aluemeri area of Ulkosaaret island in Helsinki, Finland. It can be accessed by boat or via a short walk from the nearby shoreline.

Heritage Status

The Helsingin majakka has been designated as a protected landmark and is considered an important part of Finland's cultural heritage.

Notable Historical Events

Unfortunately, no notable historical events could be verified for this lighthouse.