Phare du Tréthic

The Phare du Tréthic, also known as Tour-tan an Traezhig, is a historic lighthouse located on the coast of France.

History

• The construction dates back to the 19th century, with the exact year being unclear.
• No notable historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.

Architecture

The tower stands at a height of approximately 30 meters (98 feet) above sea level. The focal height, which is the distance from the base of the tower to the top of the optic lens, is believed to be around 40 meters (131 feet).

The lighthouse features a distinctive architectural style, with a cylindrical structure and a square-based foundation.

The building materials used in its construction are not specified, but it is likely that traditional stone or brick were employed.

Light Characteristics

The Phare du Tréthic is equipped with a fixed optic lens that emits a beam of light.

The exact pattern and range of the light are not specified, but it is believed to be an important aid to navigation for mariners.

Current Status

The lighthouse is currently no longer active, having been automated in recent years.

Its current status as a museum or historic landmark is unclear.

Location and Accessibility

The Phare du Tréthic is located on the coast of Le Croisic, France, at Avenue de Saint-Goustan.

The exact location can be found using geographical coordinates 47.30820465263158, -2.5237050368421055.

Visitors to the area may find it accessible by car or public transportation, although specific information on accessibility is not available.

Heritage Status

The Phare du Tréthic has been designated as a historic landmark, but its exact heritage status is unclear.