Segerstad Fyr

Location and Accessibility

• The Segerstad Fyr is situated at H 925, Mörbylånga kommun, Sweden.
• The lighthouse is easily accessible by road or on foot.

History

The Segerstad Fyr was built in the late 19th century. Its construction year is not specified, but it is believed to have been constructed around 1880-1890.

Architecture and Construction Materials

The tower of the Segerstad Fyr stands at a height of 21 meters above sea level. The focal height is also 21 meters. The lighthouse features a distinctive green light with a period of 20 seconds, followed by a white light with the same characteristics. A red light with the same specifications follows.

Light Characteristics

The Segerstad Fyr emits three lights: green, white, and red. Each light has a range of 8, 12, and 10 nautical miles respectively. The light's characteristics make it visible from a distance, serving as an important aid to navigation.

Current Status

The Segerstad Fyr is currently active, although its status may be subject to change.

Heritage Status

The Segerstad Fyr has not been designated as a protected monument or heritage site. However, its historical significance and architectural value make it an interesting landmark in the region.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are recorded for the Segerstad Fyr.