Hanö Light
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The first light at this site was constructed atop the keeper's dwelling in 1869. The current concrete and stone 16 m (53 ft) high tower replaced it in 1906. Electricity was installed in 1939. It sits on top of the highest rock of the island making it the second highest lighthouse in the Baltic Sea. <br clear=all> | The first light at this site was constructed atop the keeper's dwelling in 1869. The current concrete and stone 16 m (53 ft) high tower replaced it in 1906. Electricity was installed in 1939. It sits on top of the highest rock of the island making it the second highest lighthouse in the Baltic Sea. <br clear=all> | ||
| + | [[Image:Hanö Light1.jpg|thumb|300px|''Hanö Light'' in 1999 - 33rd trip]] | ||
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Hanö, Sweden
Built: 1906
The first light at this site was constructed atop the keeper's dwelling in 1869. The current concrete and stone 16 m (53 ft) high tower replaced it in 1906. Electricity was installed in 1939. It sits on top of the highest rock of the island making it the second highest lighthouse in the Baltic Sea.
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