Hagnaya Lighthouse

The Hagnaya Lighthouse was constructed on June 2, 1988.

History

• The Hagnaya Lighthouse has been an important aid to navigation and maritime safety in the region.

Architecture

The lighthouse stands at a height of 14 meters (46 feet) above sea level, with a focal height of 20 meters (66 feet).

• The tower is made of concrete and features a distinctive red light that can be seen from a distance.

Light Characteristics

The Hagnaya Lighthouse emits a red light, visible from a distance of 7 nautical miles in both directions.

• The light's period is 5 seconds, making it an important aid to navigation for mariners and fishermen in the area.

Current Status

The Hagnaya Lighthouse is currently active and operated by the Cebu Station of the Philippine Coast Guard.

• It has been automated since its construction, with a modern lighting system that provides reliable guidance to vessels at sea.

Location and Accessibility

The Hagnaya Lighthouse is located on Luy-a Road in San Remegio, Cebu Province, Philippines.

• The lighthouse can be accessed by road, with parking facilities available nearby.
• Visitors can also take a short walk from the nearby town of San Remegio to reach the lighthouse.

Heritage Status

The Hagnaya Lighthouse is not currently listed as a heritage site or protected landmark.

• However, it remains an important part of the region's maritime history and continues to serve as an aid to navigation for mariners and fishermen.

Notable Historical Events

There are no notable historical events associated with the Hagnaya Lighthouse.