Duseudde Lighthouse

The Duseudde lighthouse was constructed in 1867 and has been an important aid to navigation on the Swedish coast ever since.

History

• The tower of the Duseudde lighthouse stands at a height of approximately 23 metres above sea level, with a focal height of around 25 metres. The light itself is red, with a character of F (first order) and falls within the category of upper leading lights.
• The lighthouse was designed by an unknown architect.

Architecture

The construction materials used for the Duseudde lighthouse are not specified in available information.

Construction Materials

The Duseudde lighthouse is currently active, although its automation status is not confirmed.

Current Status

• The Duseudde lighthouse can be found at Fornminnesvägen in Säffle kommun, Sweden. It is accessible by road and has a nearby parking area.
• The Duseudde lighthouse is reportedly listed as a cultural heritage site in Sweden.

Heritage Status

No notable historical events are recorded for the Duseudde lighthouse.

Notable Historical Events

• The tower of the Duseudde lighthouse stands at a height of approximately 23 metres above sea level, with a focal height of around 25 metres. The light itself is red, with a character of F (first order) and falls within the category of upper leading lights.
• The lighthouse was designed by an unknown architect.