Ziemeļu Mola Bāka

The Ziemeļu Mola Bāka (Ventspils Mole North) is situated at Dienvidu mola promenāde, Ventspils, Latvia.

Location and Accessibility

• The lighthouse was constructed in 1870. It has a rich history, serving as an important aid to navigation for mariners on the Baltic Sea.

History

The lighthouse was constructed in 1870. It has a rich history, serving as an important aid to navigation for mariners on the Baltic Sea.

Architecture and Construction Materials

• The tower height of the Ziemeļu Mola Bāka is 14 meters. The focal height is also 14 meters. The lighthouse features a distinctive red light with a sequence of Fl (first order) and has a range of 3 nautical miles.

The lighthouse features a distinctive red light with a sequence of Fl (first order) and has a range of 3 nautical miles. It was designed by an unknown architect, using traditional materials such as stone and brick.

Current Status

The Ziemeļu Mola Bāka is currently not in use as an active aid to navigation. However, it remains a notable landmark in the region.

Heritage Status

The lighthouse has been designated as a cultural monument of Latvia.

Notable Historical Events

No specific historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.

Visiting Information

• Due to its remote location, visiting the Ziemeļu Mola Bāka requires some planning. The nearest town is Ventspils, which offers various accommodations and amenities.