Dungeness Lighthouse

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Dungeness Lighthouse is a historic coastal beacon located on the shingle headland of Dungeness in Kent, England, known for guiding ships through the English Channel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal beacon
lighthouse
navigational aid
associatedWith maritime safety
shipping lanes off Dungeness
category Buildings and structures in Kent
Coastal infrastructure in England
Lighthouses in Kent
country United Kingdom
function guiding ships
marine navigation
hasAccess public tours (periodically)
hasFogSignal yes
hasLightCharacteristic flashing light
hasNameInEnglish Dungeness Lighthouse NERFINISHED
hasViewOf Dungeness nuclear power station NERFINISHED
English Channel NERFINISHED
heritageStatus historic lighthouse
lightingTechnology electric light
locatedIn Dungeness NERFINISHED
England
Kent NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Folkestone and Hythe District NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Dungeness National Nature Reserve NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone BST
GMT NERFINISHED
locatedNear English Channel NERFINISHED
locatedOn Dungeness headland
Dungeness peninsula NERFINISHED
shingle headland
locatedOnBodyOfWater English Channel NERFINISHED
managesNavigationFor shipping in the English Channel
material concrete
masonry
nearbySettlement Lydd NERFINISHED
Romney Marsh NERFINISHED
notableFor guiding vessels through busy English Channel traffic
location on one of the largest shingle beaches in Europe
operatedBy Trinity House NERFINISHED
ownedBy Trinity House NERFINISHED
partOf English Channel lighthouse system NERFINISHED
powerSource mains electricity
purpose to mark a hazardous coastline
to warn ships of the Dungeness headland
region South East England
status active lighthouse
touristAttraction yes

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