San Carlos Lighthouse

The San Carlos Lighthouse is situated on Parola Street in the town of San Carlos, Negros Occidental, Philippines.

The lighthouse is easily accessible by land, located near the town's central area.

History

The San Carlos Lighthouse was constructed to serve as a navigational aid for mariners and fishermen navigating the waters off the coast of Negros Occidental.

Its construction year is not specified in available records.

Architecture

The lighthouse features a glass-reinforced plastic structure, reportedly designed by an unspecified architect.

The tower height is 8 meters (26 feet), while the focal height is 10 meters (33 feet).

The light emits a red beam with a range of 10 nautical miles and a period of 10 seconds.

Light Characteristics

The San Carlos Lighthouse features a Fl (first) light, meaning it flashes once every 10 seconds.

The light's sector is reported to start at 228 degrees and end at 268 degrees.

Current Status

As of the latest available records, the San Carlos Lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation, operated by the Bacolod Station of the Philippine Coast Guard.

Heritage Status

The San Carlos Lighthouse has been designated as a notable landmark in the Philippines, although specific details regarding its heritage designation are not available.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events have been recorded for the San Carlos Lighthouse.