Moen Lighthouse With a growing traffic in the middle of the 1800s increased the need for demarcation of the Danish coasts. In 1845 the lighthouse was the maid garnish turned south and followed a few years after the lighthouse on Dasser Ort in Mecklenburg coast. The 13 meter high lighthouse is grouped lighthouse keeper dwelling. The tower is built in brick, but afvalmet square off against the shore. Originally the building was water-washed white walls, but are now whitewashed Glanville. Lighthouse is uncommonly beautiful addition to the Øresund in a typical Danish hills
Stevns LighthouseThe first lighthouse at Stevns was built in 1818 by Poul Løvenørn the end of the lighthouse's building inspector who was on top of Stevns Klint. It was not a tower, but merely an extension. In 1878 entered this a new 27 meter high lighthouse. The lighthouse ...
Nyhavn which means "New harbour" in Danish is a canal situated in the Copenhagen center. It has been built at the end of XVII and is now one of the most famous place in the city. The commercial boats are now replaced by beautiful sailing boats. Along the harbour there are many restaurant. ...
Tarapur Point is bordered by foul ground extending about 0.8 mile W; a narrow reef extendsabout 2.8 miles NNW from the N extremity of the point. A light is shown from a white square masonry tower, 23m high with black bands, on the N extremity of the point.
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