Blåvand Lighthouse

55°33′28″N 8°05′00″E / 55.55782°N 8.08327°E / 55.55782; 8.08327TowerConstructed1900Constructionconcrete Height39 metres (128 ft)Shapesquare tower with balcony and lanternMarkingswhite tower and red lanternHeritagemonument on Kulturstyrelsen register LightFocal height55 metres (180 ft)Lens2nd order Fresnel lensRange23 nmi (43 km; 26 mi) CharacteristicFl (3) W 20sDenmark no.DFL-0150^[1]

Blåvand Lighthouse (Danish: Blåvand Fyr) is a seacoast lighthouse in Blåvandshuk near Esbjerg, Denmark. Built in 1900 to replace an older light, the lighthouse lies on Blåvandshuk, the westernmost point in Denmark, making Blåvand Lighthouse the country's westernmost building.^[2]

The lighthouse is 39 metres (128 ft) tall with a focal plane height (height of the light above sea level) of 55 metres (180 ft). The light can be seen up to 20 nautical miles (37 km; 23 mi) out at sea^[2] and flashes three times every 20 seconds.^[3] The lighthouse has a square floor plan constructed on a granite plinth with brick walls, which are whitewashed in modern day.^[2] Access to the battlemented rooftop is by a winding staircase ascending through a small trapdoor.^[4]

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