Blyth Old Light

The Blyth Old Light is a disused lighthouse located on Bath Terrace in Newsham, United Kingdom.

History

The history dates back to an uncertain period, but it was reportedly constructed in the late 19th century.

Architecture and Construction

The tower height of the Blyth Old Light stands at approximately 20 meters (66 feet). The focal height is believed to be around 25 meters (82 feet), allowing for a significant range of illumination. The lighthouse's architecture is characteristic of traditional British lighthouses, with a cylindrical structure topped by a lantern room.

The construction materials used in the Blyth Old Light are not specified.

Light Characteristics

The light characteristics of the Blyth Old Light include a pattern of red flashes every 10 seconds. However, its range and beam characteristics are not reported.

Current Status

The Blyth Old Light is currently disused and no longer serves as an active aid to navigation.

Location and Accessibility

Bath Terrace, where the Blyth Old Light stands, is located in Newsham, United Kingdom. The lighthouse can be accessed by foot or by car, although parking options are limited.

Heritage Status

The Blyth Old Light has been designated as a notable historical landmark, but its heritage status is not further specified.

Notable Historical Events

No specific notable events have been recorded for the Blyth Old Light.

• History
• Architecture and Construction
• Light Characteristics
• Current Status
• Location and Accessibility
• Heritage Status
• Notable Historical Events