Severny Goglandsky Lighthouse

The Severny Goglandsky Lighthouse is situated on the coast of Jaama District, in the Ust-Luzhskoe rural settlement, Leningrad Oblast, Northwestern Federal District, Russia. The lighthouse can be accessed via a public road leading to its location.

History

The Severny Goglandsky Lighthouse was constructed in 1907 and has been an important aid to navigation for mariners traversing the Gulf of Finland since its completion.

Architecture

The lighthouse is built from stone and features a distinctive cylindrical shape. The tower height is 23 meters, while the focal height is 26 meters. The light characteristics include a white light with a range of 26 nautical miles, flashing at a period of 7.5 seconds.

Light Characteristics

The Severny Goglandsky Lighthouse emits a white light, visible from a distance of 26 nautical miles, and flashes every 7.5 seconds. The light is characterized by the sequence "LFl" (Lateral Flashing Light), indicating its lateral flashing pattern.

Current Status

The lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation, although it has been automated in recent years. Its current status as a functional lighthouse ensures that mariners continue to benefit from its guidance.

Heritage Status

The Severny Goglandsky Lighthouse is not listed on any official heritage register.

Notable Historical Events

There are no notable historical events recorded for the Severny Goglandsky Lighthouse.