Lazarev Lighthouse

The Lazarev Lighthouse is a historic lighthouse located on the coast of Russia.

History

• The construction year of the Lazarev Lighthouse is not explicitly stated, but it is believed to have been built during the 19th century.
• The focal height is reportedly around 220 meters (720 feet), although this information may be uncertain.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The tower height of the Lazarev Lighthouse is approximately 250 meters (820 feet).

• The lighthouse's architectural style is not specified, but it is described as a "watched light" with a circular marine or aero-marine radiobeacon.

Light Characteristics

The Lazarev Lighthouse emits a white light with a range of 22 nautical miles (25 miles) and a signal frequency of 318500 Hz.

• The lighthouse also features a radio station with an omnidirectional antenna, transmitting at a range of 80 meters (262 feet).

Current Status

The Lazarev Lighthouse is currently not in use as an active aid to navigation.

• However, it has been reported that the light was temporarily canceled on August 12th and then turned back on.

Location and Accessibility

The Lazarev Lighthouse is located at Škольная Street in the town of Lazarev, Russia.

• The exact coordinates are 52.200759° N, 141.510124° E.

Heritage Status

Unfortunately, no information is available regarding the lighthouse's heritage status.

Notable Historical Events

• The Lazarev Lighthouse has reportedly been used as a radio station, with the callsign "Lazarev 634".
• The lighthouse has also been featured in various sources, including an article on notable people with the surname Lazarev.