Replika av Lindesnes Fyr

The Replika av Lindesnes Fyr is a replica of Lindesnes Fyr, one of Norway's oldest lighthouses.

• The original Lindesnes Fyr was built in 1653 and has since been rebuilt several times due to damage from storms.
• The Replika av Lindesnes Fyr stands at a height of approximately 30 meters (98 feet) above the sea level, with a focal height of about 40 meters (131 feet).
• The lighthouse is constructed from concrete and features a distinctive cylindrical shape.

Light Characteristics

The Replika av Lindesnes Fyr emits a characteristic red light pattern, visible up to 20 nautical miles (37 kilometers) out to sea.

• The light's range is limited due to the proximity of the lighthouse to land.

Current Status

The Replika av Lindesnes Fyr is currently an active aid to navigation, although it has been automated since its construction.

• However, the lighthouse remains a popular tourist destination and is occasionally used for educational purposes.

Location and Accessibility

Located on E 39 in Vigeland, Norway, the Replika av Lindesnes Fyr is easily accessible by car or public transportation.

• The surrounding area offers scenic views of the coastline and nearby attractions.

Heritage Status

The Replika av Lindesnes Fyr has been designated as a protected historical landmark due to its significance in Norway's maritime history.

Notable Historical Events

• The original Lindesnes Fyr was rebuilt after being damaged by storms in 1850.
• The current replica, the Replika av Lindesnes Fyr, was constructed in 1973 to commemorate the lighthouse's 300th anniversary.