Jutholmen Lighthouse

The Jutholmen lighthouse is situated on Dalarö Strandväg in Dalarö, Sweden.

Location and Accessibility

• The location provides easy access to the surrounding area, making it an ideal stop for those interested in maritime history.

History

The Jutholmen lighthouse was built in 1908, serving as a vital aid to navigation for mariners navigating the waters off Dalarö. Its construction marked an important milestone in the development of Sweden's coastal defense system during this period.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The tower stands at a height of approximately 3 meters above sea level, with a focal height of around 10-15 meters.

• The lighthouse features a distinctive architectural style, characteristic of early 20th-century Swedish lighthouses.
• Its construction materials are not specified in available data.

Light Characteristics

The Jutholmen lighthouse emits a distinctive pattern of flashes, visible from varying distances depending on the light's group and sector.

• Flashes with a green light, visible for 6 seconds, at an angle of 30 degrees
• White flashes, also visible for 6 seconds, at an angle of 38.5 degrees
• Red flashes, visible for 6 seconds, at an angle of 44 degrees
• Green flashes, visible for 6 seconds, at an angle of 95 degrees
• Red flashes, visible for 6 seconds, at an angle of 110 degrees

Current Status

The Jutholmen lighthouse is currently no longer active as a navigational aid.

Its status has been automated, and it is now primarily used for historical purposes.

Heritage Status

The Jutholmen lighthouse holds significance in Sweden's maritime history, serving as an important landmark and aid to navigation during its operational years.