Yes, of course Australia has lighthouses. Wherever there are shipping routes, lighthouses are required. Along parts of the southern coast the waters are particularly treacherous, whilst the Queensland coast has the Great Barrier Reef, and ships need to be warned of such dangers.
There are in fact 228 lighthouses listed in Australia.
There are two lighthouses on Rottnest Island: Wadjemup lighthouse and Bathurst lighthouse. The original lighthouse on the Wadjemup site was the first lighthouse in Western Australia, whilst the lighthouse that is currently on the site is Australia's first ever rotating beam lighthouse.
Thirty one on the mainland and possibly another 15 or so on offshore islands. All Australian lighthouses are unmanned.
Lighthouses are not spiraled, they are towers.
Egyptians were the people who invented lighthouses. Lighthouses guide sailors as navigators and as warning systems
There are 23 lighthouses in Connecticut.
Ohio has 24 lighthouses.
their are currently 1,983,475 lighthouses
Nobody actually know when and where the lighthouses were built.
There are lighthouses all along the coast.
Cape Romain Lighthouses was created in 1857.
Billingsgate Island lighthouses were eroded away.
Michigan has the most lighthouses with 120.