Emden Harbour entry light Westmole, Navigation lighthouse at Emden Harbour entrance, Germany.
The Emden Harbour entry light Westmole is a short navigation lighthouse at the harbor entrance, standing about 9 meters tall with a fixed red light. It helps vessels identify the correct approach route into the port and the Ems estuary.
Built in 1913, this lighthouse has guided ships safely into the harbor for more than a century. The structure was established to help vessels navigate through the busy harbor entrance and surrounding waters.
The lighthouse represents Emden's deep connection to the sea and maritime commerce throughout its history. Today it remains a visual anchor for the port community and those who work on the water.
The lighthouse is visible from the harbor area and can be observed by visitors exploring the port. The best views are from the harbor paths and dock areas where you can see the structure clearly from the water's edge.
The lighthouse is part of a larger system of navigation aids in the harbor and is continuously monitored by professionals. Its red color and fixed light signal follow international maritime standards that make it instantly recognizable to mariners.
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