Phare de la Haize

The Phare de la Haize is a historic lighthouse located in Saint-Malo, France.

History

• The construction dates back to the 17th century, reportedly built around 1676.
• No specific historical events are recorded for the Phare de la Haize.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The tower height of the Phare de la Haize stands at approximately 40 meters (131 feet).

• The focal height, which indicates the maximum distance from the base of the tower that a light can be seen, is believed to date from around 1680.
• The lighthouse's architecture is characterized by its distinctive red color and upper category classification.

Light Characteristics

The Phare de la Haize emits a red light with a range of 24 nautical miles (44 kilometers).

• The light's sector starts at 88.2 degrees and ends at 89.7 degrees, indicating its directional beam.

Current Status

The Phare de la Haize is currently an automated lighthouse, no longer manned by a keeper.

Its status as a museum or historical landmark has not been confirmed.

Location and Accessibility

Located on Rue du Phare in Saint-Malo, France, the Phare de la Haize is easily accessible by road or public transportation.

The town of Saint-Malo is a popular tourist destination, known for its rich history and cultural heritage.

Heritage Status

The Phare de la Haize has been designated as a notable historical landmark, contributing to the region's maritime heritage.

Notable Historical Events

No specific historical events are recorded for the Phare de la Haize.