Cape Wrath Lighthouse

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Cape Wrath Lighthouse is a remote 19th-century lighthouse on the northwestern tip of mainland Scotland, guiding ships around the dangerous waters off Cape Wrath.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lighthouse
navigational aid
access by Cape Wrath minibus from Keoldale ferry
remote
architect Robert Stevenson NERFINISHED
attachedTo keeper’s houses
automated yes
automationDate 1998
category Lighthouses in Scotland
completionDate 1828
constructionMaterial stone
constructionStartDate 1827
coordinates 58.626°N 5.000°W
country Scotland
United Kingdom
designer Robert Stevenson NERFINISHED
focalHeight 122 metres
hasStructure cylindrical masonry tower
heritageDesignation listed building
heritageDesignationCountry Scotland NERFINISHED
heritageStatus Category A listed building
inception 1828
lightCharacteristic Fl (4) W 30s
lightRange 24 nautical miles
locatedIn Cape Wrath NERFINISHED
Highland NERFINISHED
Scotland
Sutherland NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
locatedNear Cape Wrath Firing Range NERFINISHED
locatedOn cliffs above Cape Wrath
northwestern tip of mainland Scotland
managingAgent Northern Lighthouse Board NERFINISHED
operator Northern Lighthouse Board NERFINISHED
originalLightSource oil lamp
originalOptic Fresnel lens NERFINISHED
overlooks North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
The Minch NERFINISHED
partOf Northern Lighthouse Board network NERFINISHED
powerSource mains electricity
purpose to guide ships around the waters off Cape Wrath
to warn shipping of dangerous coastal waters
region Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
seaArea North Atlantic NERFINISHED
North Minch NERFINISHED
status active
towerHeight 20 metres

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Robert Stevenson notableWork Cape Wrath Lighthouse
Robert Stevenson designed Cape Wrath Lighthouse