The Lyr fyr

The Lyr fyr is a lighthouse located on the island of Orust in Sweden.

History

The construction year of the Lyr fyr is not specified, but it was reportedly built during the 19th century to serve as an aid to navigation for mariners. The exact date of its construction is unknown.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The tower height of the Lyr fyr is not specified in the available data. However, it is reported that the lighthouse has a distinctive green light with a period of 12 seconds. The focal height of the lighthouse is also not specified.

• The architecture of the Lyr fyr is not well-documented, but it is reportedly constructed using traditional materials such as stone and brick.

Light Characteristics

The Lyr fyr emits six distinct lights, each with a different color and period. These include:

• Green light with a period of 12 seconds
• White light with a period of 12 seconds
• Red light with a period of 12 seconds

Current Status

The Lyr fyr is reportedly still active, although its status as an automated aid to navigation is unclear. It may be operated manually by a lighthouse keeper or other personnel.

Location and Accessibility

The Lyr fyr is located on the island of Orust in Sweden, at address O 738. The town of Orust kommun is nearby. Visitors can access the lighthouse via a public road, although parking options are limited.

Heritage Status

The Lyr fyr is reportedly listed as a heritage site, although specific details about its designation or protection status are not available.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are reported to be associated with the Lyr fyr.