Vlamingh Head Lighthouse

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Vlamingh Head Lighthouse is a historic coastal beacon on Western Australia’s North West Cape that guides ships navigating the Indian Ocean near Exmouth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage-listed place
lighthouse
accessibleBy road from Exmouth
category Lighthouses in Western Australia
State Register of Heritage Places in the Shire of Exmouth
Tourist attractions in Western Australia
constructionMaterial brick
concrete
country Australia
function aid to navigation
hasViewingArea lookout platform
heritageStatus listed on the State Register of Heritage Places (Western Australia)
laterPowerSource diesel generator
lightCharacteristic flashing white light
lightRange about 20 nautical miles
locatedNear Exmouth
locatedOn North West Cape
locatedOnCoastOf Indian Ocean
locationRelativeToTown north of Exmouth
marking white tower
nearbyFacility Vlamingh Head Caravan Park
nearbyMarineArea Ningaloo Marine Park
linked to: Ningaloo Coast
nearbyProtectedArea Cape Range National Park
operator Australian Maritime Safety Authority
originalPowerSource kerosene
overlooks Indian Ocean
Ningaloo Reef
linked to: Ningaloo Coast
powerSource mains electricity
purpose to guide ships navigating the Indian Ocean near Exmouth
region Gascoyne
state Western Australia
towerShape cylindrical tower with balcony and lantern
usedFor maritime navigation
sunset viewing
tourism
whale watching

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North West Cape hasLighthouse Vlamingh Head Lighthouse