Homlungen Fyr

The Homlungen Fyr is a lighthouse located on Kyststien in Skjærhalden, Norway.

History

• The construction of the lighthouse reportedly began in 1937 and was completed by 1940.

Architecture

The tower height of the Homlungen Fyr is approximately 12 meters (39 feet), while its focal height is around 13.5 meters (44.6 feet).

• The light characteristics include four distinct patterns: white, green, white, and red, each with a range of 10.3 nautical miles, 7.5 nautical miles, 10.3 nautical miles, and 7.9 nautical miles respectively.

Light Characteristics

The Homlungen Fyr features four distinct lights with the following characteristics:

• White: 10.3 nautical miles
• Green: 7.5 nautical miles
• White: 10.3 nautical miles
• Red: 7.9 nautical miles

Current Status

The Homlungen Fyr is currently active and automated.

Location

The lighthouse is situated on Kyststien in Skjærhalden, Norway.

It can be accessed via the nearby road or by foot from the nearby town of Skjærhalden.

Heritage Status

No specific heritage status information was available for this lighthouse.

Notable Historical Events

The Homlungen Fyr reportedly played a role in navigation during World War II, serving as a beacon for ships navigating the area.