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There are an estimated 92 lighthouses that are located in the UK. A few of the lighthouses are called South Gare lighthouse, Shoreham lighthouse, and Bamburgh lighthouse.

You cannot tour the Split Rock lighthouse, which lies off the southern Victorian coast near the town of Airey's Inlet. A tourist shop and tea garden at the base of the lighthouse is the closest you can get.

lots of different types of people although they where mostly men because some women have children that really need them

For the safety of mariners and maritime shipping.

The Oak Island lighthouse has three distinct, wide stripes, white, black and grey. The lower third is the natural gray of Portland cement. The next section is white Portland cement and white quartz aggregate to enhance the white color. The top third or so is gray Portland cement with black coloring.

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Nowadays, most lighthouses are automatic and do not require keepers. During the days of lighthouse keepers, the length of a shift depended on the location of the house - some, on the mainland, had tied accomodation and it was the keeper's full time job. Remote houses might have a 14 day shift.

The height of the lighthouse of Alexandria was estimated to have been between 115 and 135 m, or 380 and 440 ft, as 10th century travellers reported it as being 300 cubits high. To give a comparison, a 40 storey modern building is about 134m in height.

New York's Suffolk County (on Long Island) has the most of any other USA county, with fifteen of its original twenty six lighthouses still standing. Of these fifteen, eight are located in Southold Township alone, giving it more lighthouses than any other township in the United States.

im not exactly sure but i think it took 5 years

It only appears to be flashing, your eyes are playing tricks on you

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North Carolina - the Cape Hatteras lighthouse

It helped the sailors/ships find their way to the port, as it was a lighthouse.

The first 40ft of it is Grey the middle which is 50ft is White and the top 52ft is Black, the final 11ft is glass and aluminum. The colours are not painted, it was mixed in the concrete at the time of building. It is 169ft above water and can be seen for 16 miles, it flashes every 10 seconds, lastly but importantly, it is the most powerful beacon in the world

To the East is the North Atlantic Ocean, to the West is the Pamlico Sound, both can state to be the nearest water to the lighthouse.

As you might expect, the oldest lighthouses are in the oldest states. Since the U.S. was settled from east to west, it's the states on the Atlantic seaboard that have the oldest lighthouses.

The oldest lighthouse in the U.S. is in Boston, MA, constructed in 1716 and renovated in 1783. The oldest one that is still in original condition (never renovated) is in New Jersey. Both are still in operation.

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse near Buxton North Carolina

Ah earthquakes in 1303 and another in 1323 are believed to have contributed to the collapse of the Lighthouse of Alexandria, or Pharos.