Dueodde Lighthouse

The Dueodde Lighthouse is located on the Danish island of Bornholm. It turned into built at some point of the years 1960–62 and commissioned on 15 August 1962. It is 47 m in height, with a focal peak of forty eight m. It is the nodal point of the southeast coast line, warning ships to keep away from the acute southern tip of the island. Dueodde Lighthouse is Denmark's tallest lighthouse and one of the maximum important lighthouses of the Baltic Sea. The basis for the tower consisted of 14 m lengthy strengthened concrete piles which concerned harsh wintry weather seasons to complete.

Water for the development became drawn from the Baltic Sea the usage of a 700 m long pipe line laid over the hill slope. After the crowning glory of the inspiration, the tower creation was taken up and finished promptly the use of sliding shape work procedure to elevate the hexagonal shaped cylindrical concrete tower to a height of 45 m without the furniture.Materials used for construction covered 300 m3 of cement concrete and 50 tonnes of reinforcement steel.