Ryvingen Lighthouse

Ryvingen signal is Norway's southernmost reference point, arranged in the area of Mandal on the island of Ryvingen. The lion is at times used as the name of the island, however, Låven is the most significant point on the planet.

The fundamental individual was raised in 1867, then another signal came in 1897, which transformed into the essential electric individual in Norway.

This last one stands today and is 22.5 meters high. The reference point has been mechanized since 2002.

Creating trade movement with extraordinary conditions in the mid-eighteenth century understands obligation in regards to ocean prosperity.

In 1865 it was proposed to create a signal south of Mandal, and following two years, the primary reference point ended up being clear.