Stången Fyr

Location and Accessibility

The Stången Fyr is situated on Regattavägen in Ammenäs, Sweden.

This coastal town is easily accessible by car or public transportation.

History

Construction Year: 1901

The Stången Fyr was constructed to serve as a navigational aid for mariners.

The lighthouse has been an integral part of the local maritime infrastructure ever since its completion.

Architecture and Construction Materials

Tower Height: Approximately 7 meters

Construction Materials: Stone and iron

The tower height is approximately 7 meters, while the focal height is around 4 meters.

The lighthouse features a distinctive design with a cylindrical structure and a lantern room at the top.

Light Characteristics

Focal Height: Approximately 4 meters

Light Pattern: Q-character, rotating beam with sector end at 257 degrees and sector start at 14 degrees

The Stången Fyr emits a white light that can be seen from a distance of approximately 4 nautical miles.

Current Status

Automation Status: Automated over the years

The Stången Fyr remains an active aid to navigation, serving as a museum for visitors.

Heritage Status

Heritage Register Listing: Recognizing its importance as a historic landmark and navigational aid

The Stången Fyr is listed on the Swedish Heritage Register.

Notable Historical Events

No Specific Notable Events

While there are no specific notable events associated with the Stången Fyr, it has played an important role in the country's maritime history.

The lighthouse has been in operation for over 120 years, providing critical guidance to mariners navigating the Swedish coast.

• Construction Year: 1901
• Heritage Register Listing: Recognizing its importance as a historic landmark and navigational aid
• No Specific Notable Events