St Catherine's Lighthouse
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St Catherine's Lighthouse is a historic coastal beacon on the southern tip of England’s Isle of Wight, guiding ships through the English Channel.
Statements (40)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
coastal beacon
→
lighthouse → |
| access | restricted operational site with limited public access → |
| associatedWith | maritime safety in the English Channel → |
| automationStatus | automated → |
| constructionMaterial | stone → |
| country | United Kingdom → |
| elevation | low-lying coastal site → |
| function | guides ships through the English Channel → |
| hasCategory |
Buildings and structures in the Isle of Wight
→
Coastal infrastructure in England → Lighthouses in the Isle of Wight → |
| hasFeature |
attached keeper's cottages
→
gallery → lantern → |
| hasFogSignal | yes → |
| heritageStatus | historic lighthouse → |
| lightingCharacteristic | flashing white light → |
| lightRange | approximately 25 nautical miles → |
| locatedIn |
England
→
Isle of Wight → |
| locatedNear |
English Channel
→
St Catherine's Point → |
| locatedOn | southern tip of the Isle of Wight → |
| managingAgent | Trinity House → |
| marking | white tower → |
| navigationSystemType | visual navigation aid → |
| nearbySettlement | Niton → |
| notableFor | being one of the southernmost lighthouses in England → |
| operatedBy | Trinity House → |
| originallyBuilt | 19th century → |
| ownedBy | Trinity House → |
| powerSource | electric light → |
| purpose | aid to navigation → |
| rebuiltAfter | World War II damage → |
| region | south coast of England → |
| seaAreaServed | English Channel → |
| status | active lighthouse → |
| towerShape | tapered octagonal tower → |
| yearLit | 1838 → |
Referenced by (2)
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