Altenbruch/Wehldorf Unterfeuer
Deichkronenweg
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Altenbruch/Wehldorf Unterfeuer Lighthouse
The Altenbruch/Wehldorf Unterfeuer lighthouse is believed to have been constructed in 1903, serving as a vital aid to navigation for mariners in the North Sea.
History
- The tower stands at a height of 19 meters (62 feet) above ground level. The lighthouse features a distinctive design with a cylindrical structure and a lantern room at its top. The building is constructed from traditional materials, including stone and brickwork.
- No specific historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.
Light Characteristics
- Iso 8: white light with a range of 19 nautical miles
- Iso 8 (135°): white light with a sector end at 135° and a sector start at 124°
- Iso 8 (140°): white light with a sector end at 140° and a sector start at 135°
- Iso 8 (117.5°): green light with a sector end at 124° and a sector start at 117.5°
Current Status
The Altenbruch/Wehldorf Unterfeuer is currently an automated aid to navigation, no longer manned by a keeper.
Location and Accessibility
The lighthouse is located on the Deichkronenweg in Cuxhaven, Germany. It can be accessed via a public road, but parking may be limited.
Heritage Status
The Altenbruch/Wehldorf Unterfeuer has been designated as a notable landmark by local authorities and is included in the Leuchtturm-Atlas, a comprehensive guide to lighthouses in Germany.
Notable Historical Events
No specific historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.
Details
| Name | Altenbruch/Wehldorf Unterfeuer |
|---|---|
| City | Cuxhaven |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 53.83364, 8.794799 |
| Current use | active navigation |
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