Bock Front Lighthouse

The Bock front lighthouse is a notable maritime aid located on the German coast.

History

The Bock front lighthouse has been in operation since its construction, marking an important milestone in the region's maritime history.

Architecture and Construction

• The tower height of the Bock front lighthouse is 13 meters (43 feet), with a focal height of 12 meters (39 feet).
• The lighthouse features a metal structure and emits white light, visible from a range of 8 nautical miles.
• It operates on a synchronized system, utilizing two lights: one at a lower level emitting a white light with a horizontal pattern, and another at the top emitting a white light with a vertical length.

Current Status

The Bock front lighthouse is currently an active aid to navigation, although its status may be subject to change.

Location and Accessibility

The Bock front lighthouse is situated on the Bockweg in Klausdorf, Germany.

Due to restricted access, visitors are not permitted to approach the lighthouse.

Heritage Status

No specific heritage designation has been assigned to the Bock front lighthouse.

Notable Historical Events

• No notable historical events have been recorded for the Bock front lighthouse.