Rattray Head Lighthouse

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Rattray Head Lighthouse is a coastal lighthouse off the northeast coast of Scotland, known for guiding ships through the hazardous waters of the North Sea near Aberdeenshire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal lighthouse
lighthouse
access by boat at high tide
on foot at low tide
associatedHazard sandbanks
shallow coastal waters
strong tidal currents
automated true
automationYear 1982
category lighthouses in Scotland
colourScheme white tower
constructionMaterial concrete
granite
constructionStartYear 1892
country Scotland
designedBy Charles Alexander Stevenson NERFINISHED
David Alan Stevenson NERFINISHED
focalHeight about 28 metres
foundationType stone base
function aid to navigation
hasBalcony yes
hasFogSignal true
hasLantern yes
height about 41 metres
heritageStatus listed building
lightCharacteristic flashing white light
lightRange approximately 28 nautical miles
locatedIn Aberdeenshire NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeArea Aberdeenshire council area NERFINISHED
locatedInBodyOfWater North Sea NERFINISHED
locatedNear Fraserburgh NERFINISHED
Peterhead NERFINISHED
locatedOffCoastOf northeast coast of Scotland
locatedOn Rattray Head NERFINISHED
managingAgent Northern Lighthouse Board NERFINISHED
marking white tower, black lantern
nearbySettlement Crimond NERFINISHED
St Fergus NERFINISHED
notOpenToPublic true
operator Northern Lighthouse Board NERFINISHED
originalPowerSource paraffin
powerSource mains electricity
purpose to guide ships through hazardous waters of the North Sea
region northeast Scotland
seaArea North Sea NERFINISHED
status active
towerShape cylindrical tower with balcony and lantern
yearLit 1895

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David Alan Stevenson designed Rattray Head Lighthouse