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Managing Organization:
Bureau des Phares et Balises
Notes:
Both lighthouses in Fécamp harbor were destroyed during World War II. Today, the Jetée Sud Light is the rear light of a range in which the front light is shown from a metal post (Feu des Pilotes).
Tower Height: 33
Height of Focal Plane: 46
Characteristic and Range: Quick flashing green, visible for 9 nautical miles.
Description of Tower: Grey, semicircular concrete tower, no lantern; small rectangular building attached.
This light is operational
Earlier Towers?
1859: Iron mast (moved in 1870). 1901: White, circular masonry tower, 34 feet tall.
Date Established: 1859
Date Present Tower Built: c. 1960s
Current Use: Active aid to navigation.
Open To Public? Grounds only.
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