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Coordinates: 42°48′59″N 10°20′03″E / 42.816283°N 10.334034°E / 42.816283; 10.334034
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| name = Portoferraio Lighthouse<br>(Faro del Forte Stella)
| name = Forte Stella
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| caption = Portoferraio Lighthouse with the eastern Elba in background
| caption = Portoferraio Lighthouse with the eastern Elba in background
| location = [[Portoferraio]], [[Elba]], [[Tuscany]]
| location = [[Portoferraio]]<br /> [[Elba]]<br /> [[Tuscany]]<br />[[Italy]]
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| intensity = main: AL 1000 W<br/>reserve: LABI 100 W
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| country = Italy
| countrynumber = 2072 E.F. and 2072.2 E.F.
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| managingagent = Marina Militare<ref name=marinaelba>{{cite web | url = http://www.marina.difesa.it/cosa-facciamo/per-la-difesa-sicurezza/fari/Pagine/2072.aspx | title = Isola d'Elba | publisher = Marina Militare | access-date = 18 May 2019}}</ref>
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| marking = unpainted light stone and grey lantern
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| lightsource = [[electric power distribution]]
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| characteristic = FI (3) W 14 s. (2072 E.F.)<br> F R (2072.2 E.F.)
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| managingagent = [[Marina Militare]] <ref>[http://www.marina.difesa.it/storiacultura/fari/Pagine/2072.aspx Portoferraio Lighthouse] Marina Militare</ref> <ref>[https://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/itanw2.htm Lighthouses Directory]</ref>
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'''Portoferraio lighthouse''' ({{lang-it|Faro di Portoferraio}}), called ''Faro del Forte Stella'' Lighthouse since is placed on the northern [[rampart (fortification)|rampart]] of ''Forte Stella'' built in 1548 from [[Cosimo I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany|Cosimo I de' Medici]] in [[Portoferraio]], [[Elba]].
'''Portoferraio lighthouse''' ({{langx|it|Faro di Portoferraio}}), called ''Faro del Forte Stella'' Lighthouse since is placed on the northern [[rampart (fortification)|rampart]] of ''Forte Stella'' built in 1548 by [[Cosimo I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany|Cosimo I de' Medici]] in [[Portoferraio]], [[Elba]].


==History==
==Description==
The lighthouse was built by [[Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor|Leopod II Grand Duke of Tuscany]] in 1788; the light stone tower is 25 metres high and has a double balcony and lantern and was restored in 1915.
The lighthouse was built by [[Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor|Leopod II Grand Duke of Tuscany]] in 1788; the light stone tower is 25 metres high and has a double balcony and lantern and was restored in 1915.
The lighthouse is fully automated, operated by [[Marina Militare]] and identified by the code number 2072 E.F.; the lantern is at {{convert|63|m|ft}} above sea level and emits a [[light characteristic#class of light|group of three white lightning flashes]] in a 14 seconds period visible up to 16 [[nautical mile]]s. On the same tower is an additional light identified by the number 2072.2 E.F. that emits a red fixed light at 60 [[metres above sea level]] to warn the ships about the ''Capo Bianco'' shoal.
The lighthouse is fully automated, operated by [[Marina Militare]] and identified by the code number 2072 E.F.; the lantern is at {{convert|63|m|ft}} above sea level and emits a [[light characteristic#class of light|group of three white lightning flashes]] in a 14 seconds period visible up to 16 [[nautical mile]]s. On the same tower is an additional light identified by the number 2072.2 E.F. that emits a red fixed light at 60 [[metres above sea level]] to warn the ships about the ''Capo Bianco'' shoal.<ref name=marinaelba/>
<ref>[http://www.marina.difesa.it/storiacultura/fari/Pagine/2072.aspx Portoferraio Lighthouse] Marina Militare</ref>


==See also==
==See also==
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==References==
==References==
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==External links==
* [http://www.marina.difesa.it/cosa-facciamo/per-la-difesa-sicurezza/fari/Pagine/italia.aspx Servizio Fari Marina Militare] {{in lang|it}}


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Latest revision as of 11:56, 26 October 2024

Forte Stella
Portoferraio Lighthouse with the eastern Elba in background
Map
LocationPortoferraio
Elba
Tuscany
Italy
Coordinates42°48′59″N 10°20′03″E / 42.816283°N 10.334034°E / 42.816283; 10.334034
Tower
Constructed1788
1915 (restored)
Constructionlight stone tower
Height25 metres (82 ft)
Shapecylindrical tower with double balcony and lantern
Markingsunpainted light stone tower, grey lantern
Power sourcemains electricity Edit this on Wikidata
OperatorMarina Militare[1] [2]
Light
First lit1788
Focal height63 metres (207 ft)
LensType OF 500
Focal length: 250 mm
Intensitymain: AL 1000 W
reserve: LABI 100 W
Rangemain: 16 nautical miles (30 km; 18 mi)
reserve: 11 nautical miles (20 km; 13 mi)
CharacteristicFl (3) W 14s. (2072 E.F.)
F R (2072.2 E.F.)
Italy no.2072 E.F. and 2072.2 E.F.

Portoferraio lighthouse (Italian: Faro di Portoferraio), called Faro del Forte Stella Lighthouse since is placed on the northern rampart of Forte Stella built in 1548 by Cosimo I de' Medici in Portoferraio, Elba.

Description

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The lighthouse was built by Leopod II Grand Duke of Tuscany in 1788; the light stone tower is 25 metres high and has a double balcony and lantern and was restored in 1915. The lighthouse is fully automated, operated by Marina Militare and identified by the code number 2072 E.F.; the lantern is at 63 metres (207 ft) above sea level and emits a group of three white lightning flashes in a 14 seconds period visible up to 16 nautical miles. On the same tower is an additional light identified by the number 2072.2 E.F. that emits a red fixed light at 60 metres above sea level to warn the ships about the Capo Bianco shoal.[1]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ a b "Isola d'Elba". Marina Militare. Retrieved 18 May 2019.
  2. ^ Rowlett, Russ. "Lighthouses of Italy: Tuscany". The Lighthouse Directory. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Retrieved February 29, 2016.
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