Kapelludden Lighthouse

56°49′10″N 16°50′42″E / 56.819549°N 16.845077°E / 56.819549; 16.845077TowerConstructed1872Constructioncast iron towerAutomated1967 Height32 metres (105 ft)Shapesquare pyramidal skeletal tower with observation room, balcony, lantern and central cylinderMarkingsred tower, grey lantern domePower sourcerapeseed oil, kerosene, electricity OperatorSwedish Maritime Administration (Sjöfartsverket)^[2]Heritagegovernmental listed building complex, governmental listed building LightFocal height29.7 metres (97 ft)Lenssecond order Fresnel lens (–1967), third order Fresnel lens (1967–) Range12.5 nautical miles (23.2 km; 14.4 mi)^[1]CharacteristicLFI W 10s.Sweden no.SV-5498

Kapelludden Lighthouse, at Kapelludden on the east coast of the Swedish island of Öland, was built and lit in 1871. It is located in a wetland near the ruin of a 13th-century chapel, in Bredsättra socken, Borgholm Municipality.

The lighthouse is 32 meters high and was built by A.T. Gellerstedt.

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