Esbjerg
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Esbjerg
Trafikhavn Sydmole (South Mole)
(lat. 55º 28' 4.8"N long. 8º 25' 31.3"E)
The Trafikhavn (Commercial Harbor)
is one of several small basins in the harbor facilities at Esbjerg.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist]
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Esbjerg Trafikhavn Nordmole
(lat. 55º 28' 8"N long. 8º 25' 28"E)
Located at the end of the Trafikhavn North Mole. Note that in this photo, the south mole (above)
is Green, not white.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist]
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Esbjerg
(lat. 55º 28' 12.9"N long. 8º 25' 25.6"E)
This tiny directional lighthouse guides ships approaching Esbjerg
through the narrow channel between the mainland and the island of Fanø.
Located at the end of the broad mole separating the Trafikhavn and the
Fiskerihavn.
Photo courtesy Anke & Jens [seiten] |
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Motorfyrskib 1
Horns Rev |
This lightship spent its entire career on the Vyl and Horns Rev
stations west of Esbjerg in the North Sea.
This is one of the best preserved lightships in Denmark, or
anywhere. Moored in the Fiskerihavn in Esbjerg. |
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Strandby
(lat. 55º 28' 45.5"N long. 8º 24' 37.8"E)
This light guides ships approaching Esbjerg from the North Sea.
Located on the Doggerkaj, a broad mole at the northwestern corner of
Esbjerg harbor.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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Saedding
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Sæddingstrand Syd Bagfyr (South Range Rear)
(lat. 55º 29' 2.3"N long. 8º 25' 59.3"E)
The front light is now on a skeletal tower. Located in a wooded area
about 1 km northeast of the harbor area in Esbjerg.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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Sæddingstrand Forfyr (Range Front) Located on the Fyrvej, just off the Sædding Strandvej (beach road)
in Sædding, a beach town just northwest of Esbjerg.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist]
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| DK 9 |
Sæddingstrand Nord Bagfyr (North Range Rear)
(lat. 55º 30' 3.5"N long. 8º 24' 3"E)
This very modern tower, designed by the architect Frank Holmelin, is
located on the western leg of the Fyrparken, off the Sædding Ringvej
(ring road) in Sædding.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist]
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Central North Sea Coast
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Blåvandshuk (Blåvand)
(lat. 55º 33' 28.1"N long. 8º 4' 59.8"E)
The cape of Blåvandshuk is the westernmost point of Denmark. Located
at the point of the cape, at the end of the Fyrvej (Lighthouse Road) in
Blåvand-Oksby.
Photo courtesy Jan K [Flickr] |
| DK 11 |
Lyngvig
The lighthouse is built on a barrier spit that encloses the
Ringkjøping Fjord, which is a large, shallow sound connected to the sea
by a narrow inlet. Located at the end of the Holmsland Klitvej in Nørre
Lyngvig.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist]
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Bovbjerg
(lat. 56º 30' 47.1"N long. 8º 7' 11"E)
Not the tallest Danish lighthouse, but this is one of the country's
most handsome. Located on the Fyrvej south of Ferring.
Photo courtesy treenaj [Webshots] |
Limfjord
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Thyborøn
(lat. 56º 42' 21.7"N long. 8º 13' 24.1"E)
This was formerly the front light of a range; the rear light
(see next entry) has
been relocated to Kongsdal, near Mariager . Located at an
elbow bend on the Havregade (breakwater) sheltering the harbor of
Thyborøn, on the south side of the inlet leading to the Limfjord.
Photo courtesy Michael Lars Thor Rasmussen
[Flickr] |
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| DK 14 |
Thyborøn Bagfyr (relocated to Kongsdal) |
This lighthouse was formerly the rear light of the
Thyborøn
Range, at the western entrance to the Limfjord (see above). It has been
relocated to Kongsdal, where it stands in a parking lot at the Kongsdal
Marina. |
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Agger-Tange Forfyr (Range Front)
(lat. 56º 42' 27.1"N long. 8º 14' 32.7"E)
The range guides ships entering the inlet leading to the Limfjord.
The rear light is 800 m east on a skeletal tower. Located just behind
the beach on the north side of the inlet. Apparently accessible by a
hike of about 1.2 km across the sand from the Tangevej.
Photo courtesy Jakob Pedersen [oz7aei] |
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| DK 16 |
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Toftum
Located at the eastern end of the west basin of the Limfjord, this
directional light guides ships down the length of the basin. Located
near the town of Toftum Bjerge, about 2 km southwest of the Oddesund
bridge.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist]
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| DK 17 |
Grisetåodde
(lat. 56º 34' 50.3"N long. 8º 33' 59.4"E)
Located on a spit of land marking the east entrance to the Oddesund
strait in Oddesund Syd.
Photo courtesy Jeanet [Flickr] |
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Sillerslev Forfyr
(lat. 56º 40' 55.6"N long. 8º 43' 51.4"E)
This range guides ships heading northeast from the Oddesund area.
Located on the waterfront of Sønderby, about 1.2 km southwest
of Sillerslev on the south side of the island of Mors.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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Langerodde
(lat. 56º 42' 46.6"N long. 8º 50' 2.4"E)
This is a directional light guiding ships northeastward from
Oddesund to Sallingsund. Located on the south side of the fjord roughly
4 km (2.5 mi) southwest of Sallingsund, near Vile.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 21 |
Glyngøre
(lat. 56º 45' 50.5"N long. 8º 51' 45.5"E)
This lighthouse is a twin of the
Grisetåodde light. Located
at the tip of a promontory on the south side of the fjord in Sallingssund.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 22 |
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Vodstrup
This directional light guides westbound ships toward Sallingsund.
Located at the end of the Fyrvej in Morsø, on the eastern side of the
island of Mors.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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Fur
(lat. 56º 50' 17.6"N long. 8º 58' 26.6"E)
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Located on the northwestern side of Fur, an island in the Limfjord
on the south side of the waterway. The island is accessible by ferry
from the mainland near Selde. |
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Løgstør Grunde (Forfyr) The range guides eastbound ships approaching the narrow Aggersund
channel of the Limfjord leading to Ålborg. Located on the south side of
the fjord on the Havnevej in Løgstør. The left light blinks red,
the right light blinks green.
Photo courtesy Anke & Jens [seiten] |
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Løgstør Grunde (Bagfyr) The rear range is about 2 km away from the
front range. The rear light can be reached, coming from the bridge over the Aggersund,
while turning to the left into a small residential area (Toldstrupvej) short
behind the entry into the town.
Photo courtesy Anke & Jens [seiten]
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| DK 25 |
Tårs Forfyr
(lat. 57º 3' 32.6"N long. 9º 53' 35.3"E)
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This light
stood near the ferry terminal at Tårs, Lolland, guiding ferries arriving
from Spodsbjerg, Langeland, on the other side of the Store Baelt.
Replaced by a pair of small skeletal towers,
the lighthouse has been relocated to
the grounds of the maritime museum in Ålborg. |
Northwest Coast
| DK 26 |
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Lodbjerg
The lighthouse is located about 1 km (0.6 mi) from the beach in a
maritime forest preserve, the Lodbjerg Klitplantage. In 1999 the
deteriorated lantern dome was replaced by an authentic replica. Located
on the Lodbjergvej about 8 km (5 mi) by road north of Agger.
Photo courtesy Anke & Jens [seiten] |
| DK 28 |
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Vorupør
Bagfyr
(lat. 56º 57' 29"N long. 8º 22' 14.9"E)
The Vorupør lights apparently have been moved several times to track
changes in the entrance channel. Located 80 m southeast of the front
light in Nørre Vorupør.
Photo courtesy Nordthy [Flickr] |
| DK 29 |
Hanstholm
(lat. 57º 6' 45.9"N long. 8º 35' 55.1"E)
The buildings house a
museum
of regional history. Located on the Tårnvej
in Hanstholm, about 400 m (1/4 mi) southeast of the waterfront.
Photo courtesy
Museumscenter Hanstholm
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| DK 30 |
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Rudbjerg Knude
(lat. 57º 26' 55.6"N long. 9º 46' 28.2"E)
The site is now managed by the Vendsyssel Historiske Museum, which
maintains a small museum with exhibits on the lighthouse and the natural
history of the area. Located on the beach about halfway between Nørre
Rudbjerg and Lønstrup. Accessible by a road from the Rudbjergvej.
Photo courtesy Nikolaj Fogh-Nielsen [Flickr] |
| DK 31 |
Hirtshals
(lat. 57º 35' 4.9"N long. 9º 56' 30.9"E)
Hirtshals, at the northern end of Jylland, is the southern terminal
for ferries crossing the Skagerrak to Oslo, Kristiansand, and Larvik,
Norway. Located just off the Kystvej in Hirtshals, about 1 km (0.6 mi)
southwest of the harbor.
Photo courtesy Eric Arthur Anderson & Villa Bettum [Webshots] |
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Skagen and Frederikshavn
| DK 32 |
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Skagen Vest
(lat. 57º 44' 55.3"N long. 10º 35' 43.3"E)
Located at the northernmost point of Jylland, about 2.8 km northwest of the main Skagen lighthouse. Accessible by hiking from the
main light.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 33 |
Skagen (1858)
(lat. 57º 44' 7.7"N long. 10º 37' 48.9"E)
Marking the entrance to the Baltic Sea, this is probably Denmark's
best known lighthouse. A series of groins has been built to slow the
erosion. Located on the northeast side of the town of Skagen.
Photo courtesy Eric Arthur Anderson & Villa Bettum [Webshots]
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| DK 34 |
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Skagen (1747)
(lat. 57º 43' 44.5"N long. 10º 36' 24.3"E)
Located at the intersection of the Fyvej and the Batterivej on the
northeast side of the town of Skagen, about 1.6 km southwest of the 1858
lighthouse.
Photo courtesy Anke & Jens [seiten] |
| DK 35 |
Skagen Østmole
(lat. 57º 42' 52.6"N long. 10º 35' 39.1"E)
It is likely that earlier lighthouses were relocated from the inner
breakwaters to the new outer breakwaters in 1970. Located at the end of
the east outer breakwater of Skagen. Accessible only by boat (the mole
is not walkable).
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 36 |
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Skagen Vestmole
(lat. 57º 42' 50"N long. 10º 35' 35.7"E)
Located at the end of the west outer breakwater of Skagen.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 37 |
Frederikshavn Nordmole
(lat. 57º 25' 59.9"N long. 10º 33' 10.2"E)
Located at the end of the north outer breakwater mole of
Frederikshavn. Accessible by walking the mole.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 38 |
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Frederikshavn Forfyr (Range Front, South Breakwater)
(lat. 57º 25' 57.4"N long. 10º 33' 5.3"E)
The rear light is on a skeletal tower at the end of the south inner
mole. Located at the end of the south outer breakwater mole of
Frederikshavn. This mole is not walkable.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 39 |
Hirsholm (Hirtsholm) (1838) |
Hirsholm is a small island in the Kattegat
about 7 km northeast of Frederikshavn.
Located adjacent to the active lighthouse. Transportation is
available from Frederikshavn on the mail boat, three times a week.
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Hirsholm (Hirtsholm) (1886)
(lat. 57º 29' 7.4"N long. 10º 37' 28.9"E)
Located in the village of Hirsholm, at the highest point of the
island. Site open; tower generally closed but there are guided tours
from Frederikshavn several times each year.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 41 |
Nordre Rønner
(lat. 57º 21' 36.5"N long. 10º 55' 24.6"E)
The station buildings are the only structures on Spirholm, a small,
sandy island in the Kattegat about 6 km north of Vesterø Havn,
Laesø. Accessible only by boat.
Photo courtesy PlanetStar [Flickr] |
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| DK 42 |
Læsø Rende |
The Læsø Rende is the channel between Læsø and the mainland.
Located about 7 km east of the mainland and 11 km west
of the western point of Læsø. Accessible only by boat. |
| DK 43 |
Hals Barre |
Located in the Kattegat about 7 km east of Hals and the Limfjord entrance. Accessible only by boat. |
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Korsholm (Egense)
Forfyr Nord
The Korsholm lights guide ships into the Limfjord entrance. The
common rear light for the two Forfyrs is on a skeletal tower onshore 2
km to the west. |
| DK 45 |
Korsholm (Egense)
Forfyr Syd
Located about 1.6 km east of Egense, on the south side of the
entrance, and a similar distance south of Hals, on the north side.
Accessible only by boat.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 46 |
Hals Ost Forfyr
The rear light is mounted on a mast 177 m northwest. Located on the
north breakwater at Egense (not Hals), on the south side of the Limfjord
entrance. Accessible by walking the pier.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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HalsVest
(lat. 56º 59' 24.2"N long. 10º 18' 25.7"E)
This photo shows the west pier light in the foreground, the
east pier light and the front range light in the background. The
rear range light is on a steel lattice west of the harbor.
Photo courtesy Anke & Jens [seiten]
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Fornaes Area
| DK 47 |
Udbyhøj (1894)
(lat. 56º 35' 24"N long. 10º 19' 12"E)
Located on private property on a hill about 1.5 km east of Udbyhoj.
Photo courtesy Anke & Jens [seiten] |
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Udbyhøj
(2002)
(lat. 56º 35' 23.6"N long. 10º 19' 13"E)
This directional light guides ships approaching the entrance to the
Randers Fjord. Located adjacent to the historic lighthouse.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 49 |
Gjerrild
(lat. 56º 31' 40.8"N long. 10º 49' 47.9"E)
This lighthouse guides southbound ships around the end of the Djurs
peninsula at the southern end of the Kattegat. Located on a bluff on the
east side of Nordstrand, near Gjerrild.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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Fornæs
(lat. 56º 26' 36.3"N long. 10º 57' 26.5"E)
Fornæs is the easternmost point of Jylland, at the end of the Djurs
peninsula. Located on the point of the cape, about 4 km northeast of the Grenå waterfront.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 51 |
Grenå Mole
The light was shown through a window at the top of the tower.
Located on the waterfront of Grenå.
1993 photo courtesy Anke & Jens [seiten]
This light not longer exists. |
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Anholt and Western Kattegat
| DK 52 |
Anholt
(lat. 56º 44' 14.4"N long. 11º 39' 1.3"E)
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This historic lighthouse guides ships approaching the Sound and
entering the Baltic. It is located at the eastern end of the island, a
desert region known for its unusual plant and animal life. Access to
this ecologically sensitive area is restricted, but it appears that
tours to the lighthouse are available. |
| DK 53 |
Anholt Havn
(lat. 56º 42' 52.4"N long. 11º 30' 27.9"E)
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Located at the end of the north outer breakwater at Anholt Havn. The
pier does not appear to be walkable, but there are good views from the
waterfront or from ferries arriving from Grenå. |
| DK 54 |
Svitringen Rende Syd |
Located in the Ålborg Bugt (Ålborg Bay) about 25 km east southeast
of Hals. Accessible only by boat. |
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Ebeltoft and Århus Area
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Hjelm
(lat. 56º 7' 59.3"N long. 10º 48' 18.1"E)
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Hjelm is an uninhabited island in the southwestern Kattegat about 5
km southeast of Elsegårde and 10 km southeast of Ebeltoft.
Located at the highest point of the island.
Accessible only by boat. |
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Fyrskib 21 Skagens Rev
A wooden lightship, now moored on the
Ebeltoft waterfront, both a Café and overnight accommodations are
available.
Photo courtesy Lone L. Knold [Flickr] |
| DK 59 |
Ebeltoft
Vig
Located on a low hill in Lyngsbaek Strand, at the north end of Ebeltoft Vig (bay)
about 7 km west of Ebeltoft.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 60 |
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Sletterhage
The lighthouse marks the end of the Helgenaes peninsula about 20 km
east of Århus. Located on the point of the cape in
Slettervang.
Photo courtesy Suga Shane [Flickr] |
| DK 61 |
Århus
Vestmole
(lat. 56º 8' 57.4"N long. 10º 13' 41.7"E)
Located at the end of the west mole enclosing the traditional inner
harbor of Århus.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 62 |
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Århus
Østmole
(lat. 56º 8' 56.4"N long. 10º 13' 51.6"E)
Located off the end of the east mole enclosing the traditional inner
harbor of Århus.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 63 |
Hov Havn
(lat. 55º 54' 36"N long. 10º 15' 24.1"E)
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The lights are displayed through slit-style window at the top of the
tower. Located on the north mole of Hov, not at the end but near an
elbow of the mole. Accessible by walking the pier. |
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Tunø and Samsø, Horsens & Velje Fjords
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Tunø
(lat. 55º 56' 58.4"N long. 10º 26' 37.4"E)
The church caretaker doubles as keeper of the lighthouse and
provides guided tours by arrangement, as his time allows. Located in the
village of Tunø, at the eastern end of the island.
Photo courtesy Kildall [Flickr] |
| DK 65 |
Vesborg
(lat. 55º 46' 11.5"N long. 10º 33' 3.3"E)
Located at Vesborg, near the southwestern corner of Samsø, about 2
km south of Kolby. Accessible by road.
Photo courtesy Søs & Ole [Flickr] |
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| DK 66 |
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Hjarnø
Forfyr
Located on the northwest side of the island of Hjarnø, which lies in
the south side of the entrance to the fjord. The island is accessible by
ferry from Snaptun.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 67 |
Haldrup
Forfyr
(lat. 55º 52' 48.2"N long. 9º 58' 44.4"E)
Located on the northwest side of the island of Hjarnø, which lies in
the south side of the entrance to the fjord.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 68 |
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Haldrup
Bagfyr
(lat. 55º 53' 2.6"N long. 9º 58' 2.8"E)
Located on the northwest side of the island of Hjarnø, 600 m west of
the front light.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 71 |
Træskohage
(lat. 55º 40' 50.1"N long. 9º 44' 47"E)
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Located on a point of and on the north side of the Velje Fjord about
1.6 km west of Fakkegrav. |
Snoghøj Area
| DK 72 |
Snoghøj |
This light guides ships northbound in the Lille Baelt approaching
the narrows at Snoghøj, where two bridges connect Fyn to the mainland.
Located near the shore in a residential neighborhood on the west side of
Snoghøj. |
| DK 73 |
Børup Nord
Northbound ships follow the line of this light and then turn to
starboard to follow the line of the Snoghøj light (see above). Located near the
shore about 1.8 km west of Snoghøj.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist]
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| DK 74 |
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Børup Vest
This light and the next guide southbound ships as they pass under
the older Lille Baelt bridge at Snoghøj. Located on the shore about 2.5
km west of Snoghøj.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 75 |
Damgård |
This light and the previous one guide southbound ships as they pass
under the older Lille Baelt bridge at Snoghøj. Located about 100 m (330
ft) north of the Børup Vest light. |
| DK 76 |
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Drejensodde
This directional light guides ships approaching the harbor of
Kolding, on the west side of the Lille Baelt. Located on a point of land
at Børnehejm, about 6 km west of Kolding.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
Årosund Area
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Årøsund
(lat. 55º 15' 42.2"N long. 9º 42' 47.9"E)
One of a series of small cast iron towers prefabricated by the
German firm Pintsch in Fürstenwalde. Located on the south mole at
Årøsund.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 78 |
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Årø
Årø is an island off Årøsund, separated from the mainland by a
channel 500 m wide. Located on the west side of the island, guiding
ships through the channel.
1996 photo courtesy Rudi Steven [Flickr] |
Åbenrå and Als Area
| DK 79 |
Åbenrå (Sønderstrand)
The light guides ships entering the harbor of Åbenrå from the Lille
Baelt. Located on the Kystvej near the foot of the Kallemosen in Åbenrå.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 80 |
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Ballebro
(lat. 54º 59' 56.5"N long. 9º 40' 12.1"E)
The light guides ferries crossing the Als Fjord from Hardeshøj on
Als to Blans on the mainland. Located on the Ballebrovej about 200 m east of the ferry terminal at Blans.
Photo courtesy Sanni [Flickr] |
| DK 81 |
Nordborg (Augustenhof)
(lat. 55º 4' 40.6"N long. 9º 42' 40.8"E)
Located at the northwestern end of Als, on the west side of
Købingsmark and about 4 km northwest of Nordborg. Anke&Jens report that
that lighthouse is open for climbing
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 82 |
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Tranerodde (Traner Odde)
(lat. 55º 2' 44.7"N long. 9º 51' 5.7"E)
Located on a promontory on the northeast side of Als, at the end of
the Skaerveagervej about 3 km east of Danfoss.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 83 |
Taksensand
(lat. 55º 0' 24"N long. 9º 57' 52.4"E)
Located on the beach about 1 km west northwest of Fynshav, the
terminal for ferries to Fyn. The
lighthouse stands on a beach and is often surrounded by water; access to
the tower is by a footbridge from a low bluff behind the beach.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 84 |
Mommark Vestmole
(lat. 54º 55' 59" N long. 10º 2' 42.5 "E)
Photo courtesy Konrad Lischka [Flickr]
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DK 85 |
Mommark Havn
(lat. 54º 55' 59.6" N long. 10º 2' 39.8 "E)
Located at the end of the short west mole at Mommack.
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Gammel-Pøl
(Polshuk)
(lat. 54º 52' 37.6"N long. 10º 4' 15.5"E)
Located at the southeastern tip of Als, 3 km east of Neder
Lysabild.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 87 |
Kegnæs
Kegnæs is an island just south of Als, connected to Als by a
causeway. The lighthouse is built on the southernmost tip of Kegnaes,
close to the south end of the causeway; it marks the north side of the
entrance to the Flensborg Fjord.
Photo courtesy Bjarne Nielsen [Flickr] |
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Flensborg Fjord
| DK 88 |
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Skodsbøl Forfyr
(lat. 54º 54' 12.2"N long. 9º 37' 40.9"E)
The rear light is on a skeletal tower. Located just off the Brovej
(highway 8) between Skodsbøl and Røndbjerg. The lighthouse is in a farm
field but can be seen easily from the highway.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
| DK 89 |
Lågemade Forfyr
The range guides westbound ships as they make their turn around the
peninsula of Schausende on the German side. The rear light is on a
skeletal tower. Located in Krademage about 2 km west of the Skodsbøl Forfyr.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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| DK 90 |
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Rinkenaes Forfyr
(lat. 54º 53' 16.4"N long. 9º 34' 32.5"E)
The range guides westbound ships as they make their turn around the
peninsula of Schausende on the German side. The rear light is on a
skeletal tower. Located about 1.2 km southeast of Rinkenaes,
halfway between Dalsgård and Sandager.
Photo courtesy Alex Trabas [liteslist] |
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