Nordmole Mukran

Location and Accessibility

• The Nordmole Mukran is situated on Spülfeld II in Sassnitz, Germany.
• The lighthouse is easily accessible by car or public transportation.

History

The Nordmole Mukran was constructed in 1903 to serve as a navigational aid for mariners entering the Baltic Sea.

Its construction marked an important milestone in the development of maritime safety in the region.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The tower height of the Nordmole Mukran is 16 meters, while its focal height reaches 24 meters above sea level.

The lighthouse features a distinctive green light with an Iso pattern, visible from a range of 10 nautical miles.

The structure is made of stone and brick, with a characteristic cylindrical shape.

Light Characteristics

The Nordmole Mukran's light emits a green beam with a period of 4 seconds.

This pattern helps to guide mariners safely into the harbor.

Current Status

The Nordmole Mukran remains an active aid to navigation, although its operation has been automated over the years.

The lighthouse is no longer used as a primary navigational aid but continues to serve as a historic landmark and cultural icon.

Heritage Status

The Nordmole Mukran was designated as a protected historical monument in 1995.

This recognition acknowledges the lighthouse's significance in the history of maritime safety and navigation in the region.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are recorded for this location.