Eigeroy Lighthouse

Eigeroy Lighthouse is a coastal lighthouse placed on the small island of Midbrodoya which is placed without delay west of the island of Eigeroya in Eigersund municipality in Rogaland county, Norway. It changed into set up in 1854 and automatic in 1989. This changed into Norway's first forged iron lighthouse, and its achievement recommended the building of many more at the Norwegian coastline. The light sits at an elevation of forty six. Five metres above sea level, sitting atop a 32.9-metre tall tower.

The light emits 3 white flashes each 30 seconds. The light uses a 1st order Fresnel lens and produces a three,905,000-candela mild. The light can be seen from all directions for up to 18.8 nautical miles. The tower is attached to a 2-tale carrier building. The lighthouse is painted crimson with one white horizontal band. The lighthouse changed into automated in 1989 and it remains under the manage of the Kystverket. There are a confined wide variety of excursions available. It is out there by street and the tower is open for visiting on Sundays in July.