Tisterögrund Lighthouse

The Tisterögrund lighthouse was built in 1953 and has been guiding mariners through the waters of the Baltic Sea ever since.

History

• The lighthouse stands at a height of 6 meters (20 feet) above the sea level, with a focal height of approximately 10 meters (33 feet). Its distinctive green light is visible from a distance of up to 6 nautical miles. The lighthouse features six distinct lights, each with its own unique characteristics and period.

Light Characteristics

• The Tisterögrund lighthouse emits a sequence of six lights, each with a different color and period:
1. Green (Q) - 4 seconds
2. White (Q) - 4 seconds
3. Red (Q) - 4 seconds
4. Green (Q) - 4 seconds
5. White (Q) - 4 seconds
6. Red (Q) - 4 seconds

Current Status

The Tisterögrund lighthouse is currently an active aid to navigation, although it has been automated since its construction. The lighthouse remains a vital part of the maritime safety infrastructure in Sweden.

Location and Accessibility

Located on Lyckedalsvägen in Vaxholms kommun, Sweden, the Tisterögrund lighthouse can be accessed by road or on foot. Visitors are welcome to view the lighthouse from a safe distance.

Heritage Status

The Tisterögrund lighthouse is not currently listed as a protected historical site, although it remains an important part of Sweden's maritime heritage.

Notable Historical Events

There are no notable historical events associated with the Tisterögrund lighthouse.