Thridrangaviti Lighthouse, Lighthouse in Southern Region, Iceland
The Thridrangaviti Lighthouse is a towering beacon located on the highest of three craggy rocks off the west coast of Iceland.
Erected in 1939, it's an example of engineering marvel at a time when technology was not as advanced.
It symbolizes seafaring culture of Iceland and resilience of people against harsh weather conditions.
The lighthouse serves as a valuable navigational aid for ships sailing in the North Atlantic Ocean.
It's one of the most challenging lighthouses ever built as it stands on an uninhabitable rock.
Location: Southern Region
Height: 4 m
Material: concrete
Website: facebook.com/TridrangarLighthouse
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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