Kya Fyr Lighthouse

The Kya fyr lighthouse has been an important aid to navigation on Norway's coast since its construction.

History

• The exact date of its completion is not specified, but it is believed to have been built during the late 19th century.
• The Kya fyr lighthouse has been an important aid to navigation on Norway's coast since its construction.

Architecture

The Kya fyr stands at a height of 29 meters (95 feet) above sea level and has a focal height of approximately 22.5 meters (74 feet).

The lighthouse's distinctive design features a cylindrical tower with a square base, typical of many Norwegian lighthouses from this period.

Light Characteristics

The Kya fyr emits a white light that is visible for up to 10 nautical miles (18 kilometers) in all directions.

The light's pattern is characterized by a Fl (first order) signal, indicating its importance as a navigational aid.

Architect and Construction Materials

Unfortunately, the information on the architect and construction materials of the Kya fyr lighthouse is not available.

Current Status

The Kya fyr remains an active aid to navigation, although it may be automated.

Their current status is unclear without further information.

Location and Accessibility

The Kya fyr is located at Kya fyr, Osen, Trøndelag, Norway.

The lighthouse can be accessed by car or on foot from the nearby town of Osen.

Heritage Status

The Kya fyr has been designated as a cultural heritage site in Norway, recognizing its importance as an example of 19th-century maritime architecture and navigation aid.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are recorded for the Kya fyr lighthouse.