Ouistreham lighthouse

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Ouistreham Lighthouse is a coastal navigational tower in the Normandy town of Ouistreham, France, guiding ships at the mouth of the Caen Canal on the English Channel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lighthouse
navigational aid
access accessible from the port area of Ouistreham
associatedWith Caen–Ouistreham ferry route
color white tower with red bands
constructionStart 1903
country France
focalHeight approximately 43 metres
function coastal navigation
guides ships entering and leaving the Caen Canal
hasGallery yes
hasLantern yes
height approximately 38 metres
heritageStatus Monument historique (France)
inaugurationDate 1905
lightCharacteristic Flashing white light
lightRange approximately 16 nautical miles
locatedAtMouthOf Caen Canal
locatedIn Calvados department
Normandy
Ouistreham
locatedNear Ouistreham
surface form: ferry terminal of Ouistreham

mouth of the Orne estuary
locatedOnWaterbody English Channel
material masonry
operator French state maritime administration
surface form: French maritime authorities
ownedBy France
surface form: French state
purpose ensure safety of maritime traffic along the Normandy coast
region northwestern France
shape cylindrical tower

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Ouistreham hasLandmark Ouistreham lighthouse