Neist Point Lighthouse

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Neist Point Lighthouse is a remote, early 20th-century Scottish lighthouse perched dramatically on the westernmost tip of the Isle of Skye, guiding ships through the waters of the Inner Hebrides.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lighthouse
access footpath from Neist Point car park
attachedTo keeper’s house
automated 1990
constructionMaterial masonry
coordinates 57.423°N 6.790°W
country United Kingdom
designedBy David Alan Stevenson NERFINISHED
familyOfDesigner Stevenson lighthouse engineering family NERFINISHED
focalHeight 43 m
function aids navigation
hasFogSignal no
height 19 m
heritageStatus not open to the public
keeperAccommodationStatus privately owned
lightCharacteristic Fl W 5s
locatedIn Highland NERFINISHED
Inner Hebrides NERFINISHED
Neist Point NERFINISHED
Scotland
locatedOn Isle of Skye NERFINISHED
cliffs
managedRemotelyFrom Northern Lighthouse Board headquarters in Edinburgh NERFINISHED
marking white tower with black lantern
nearbySettlement Dunvegan NERFINISHED
Glendale NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic cliff-top setting
remote location
views of whales and dolphins from surrounding cliffs
operator Northern Lighthouse Board NERFINISHED
originalLensType Fresnel lens NERFINISHED
ownedBy Northern Lighthouse Board NERFINISHED
position westernmost point of Isle of Skye
powerSource mains electricity
previousPowerSource paraffin
purpose to guide ships through the waters of the Inner Hebrides
range 16 nmi
region northwest Skye
seaArea North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
tourism popular photography location
popular viewpoint
towerShape square tower
viewOverlooks Outer Hebrides NERFINISHED
The Minch NERFINISHED
yearLit 1909

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David Alan Stevenson designed Neist Point Lighthouse
Neist Point hasStructure Neist Point Lighthouse