Subbeberget Fyr

The Subbeberget fyr is a historic lighthouse located on the island of Subbeberget in Varberg, Sweden.

History

• The construction of the lighthouse began in 1865 and was completed in 1866.

Architecture

The tower height of the Subbeberget fyr is approximately 26 meters (85 feet). The focal height, which is the distance from the top of the lens to the sea level, is believed to be around 30-35 meters. The lighthouse features a distinctive green and white striped pattern, with four lights that rotate in sequence every 30 seconds.

Light Characteristics

The Subbeberget fyr has a unique light characteristic, with four distinct patterns that rotate in sequence. The colors of the lights are green, white, red, and white, with each light having a different period of rotation. The range of the lighthouse is reportedly up to 17 nautical miles.

Current Status

The Subbeberget fyr is currently an active aid to navigation, although it has been automated in recent years. However, its status as a working lighthouse is no longer guaranteed due to changes in maritime regulations and the increasing use of electronic aids.

Location and Accessibility

The Subbeberget fyr is located on Karl Nordströms väg in Varberg, Sweden. The location is easily accessible by car or public transportation, with several parking options available nearby.

Heritage Status

The Subbeberget fyr has been designated as a cultural heritage site in Sweden, recognizing its historical significance and importance to the country's maritime history.

Notable Historical Events

Unfortunately, no specific notable events are recorded for this lighthouse.