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Phare de la Navasse / Navassa Island Light

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The Phare de la Navasse, also known as the Navassa Island Light, was constructed in 1917 and has been a vital aid to navigation for mariners ever since its completion.

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History

The lighthouse stands at an impressive height of 49.38 meters (162 feet) above sea level, with a focal height of approximately 64 meters (210 feet). Its robust structure is built from local materials, including stone and wood, which have withstood the test of time.
Its reliability and accuracy were instrumental in ensuring the success of this operation during World War II.

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Light Characteristics

The Phare de la Navasse emits a distinctive pattern of red flashes every 20 seconds, visible to vessels at a range of up to 12 nautical miles. This reliable beacon has played a crucial role in guiding mariners safely through the waters surrounding Haiti.

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Current Status

The lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation, although it is now automated and no longer manned by a resident keeper. Its status as a historic landmark has led to its designation as a museum, open to visitors who wish to learn about its rich history and significance.

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Location and Accessibility

Located on Navassa Island in Haiti, the Phare de la Navasse is accessible via a short walk from the island's central village. Visitors can reach the lighthouse by boat or on foot, with guided tours available for those interested in exploring this historic site.

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Heritage Status

The Phare de la Navasse has been recognized as a national monument in Haiti, reflecting its importance as a cultural and historical landmark. Its designation as a museum ensures that future generations can appreciate its significance and learn from its rich history.

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Notable Historical Events

During World War II, the Phare de la Navasse played a crucial role in guiding Allied vessels through the Caribbean, helping to facilitate the invasion of Haiti by American forces.

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