Phare des Pierres-Noires

The Phare des Pierres-Noires, also known as Lighthouse les Pierres Noires, is a historic lighthouse located on the French coast.

History

• The construction of the Phare des Pierres-Noires began in the 19th century. The exact start date is not certain, but it is believed to have started during this period.

Architecture and Construction

The tower height of the Phare des Pierres-Noires is 34 meters. The focal height, which refers to the height above sea level at which a light can be seen by ships at a distance of one nautical mile, is 27 meters.

• The lighthouse features a distinctive red light with a sequence of Fl (first order) and a period of 5 seconds.

Current Status

The Phare des Pierres-Noires is currently an active aid to navigation. However, it has been automated since unknown. The lighthouse remains a significant historical landmark and a popular tourist destination.

Location and Accessibility

The Phare des Pierres-Noires is located in Metropolitan France, on the French coast. It can be accessed by car or public transportation. Visitors can also walk to the location from nearby towns.

Heritage Status

The Phare des Pierres-Noires has been designated as a heritage site with a rating of 2. This designation recognizes its historical and cultural significance.

Notable Historical Events

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