North Carr Lightship

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North Carr Lightship is a historic Scottish lightvessel that served as a floating lighthouse warning ships of the dangerous North Carr rocks off the coast of Fife.

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North Carr Lightship canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf floating lighthouse
lightship
lightvessel
belongsToTradition British lightvessel service
category Scottish maritime heritage
lighthouse ship
communicationRole visual warning to mariners
constructionMaterial steel hull
country Scotland
crew lighthouse keepers
designedFor operation in rough seas
permanent station keeping
environment offshore mooring
function aid to navigation
geographicContext offshore from Fife Ness
hasFeature lantern housing
light tower on deck
mooring equipment
heritageStatus historic vessel
lightCharacteristic flashing light to warn ships
lightVisibility visible to passing ships at sea
locatedIn Firth of Tay
locatedNear North Carr rocks
locatedOffCoastOf Fife
namedAfter North Carr rocks
navigationSystem fog signal
light beacon
notableFor marking the only lightvessel station off the east coast of Scotland
operatedBy Northern Lighthouse Board (lighthouse and some land)
surface form: Northern Lighthouse Board
operatorCountry United Kingdom
partOf Scottish lighthouse network
propulsion unpowered moored vessel
purpose warn shipping of North Carr rocks
regionServed east coast of Scotland
riskAddressed maritime collisions
submerged rocks
safetyRole reducing navigational hazards off Fife coast
seaArea North Sea
serviceRole coastal navigation safety
hazard warning
status historic
preserved
transportMode maritime
typeOfStructure floating light station
usedFor marking dangerous rocks
preventing shipwrecks

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Forfarshire containsLighthouse North Carr Lightship