Huaniaoshan (North Saddle Island). (unpublished.duplicate)

China

Huaniao Shan is the northernmost of the Maan Islands that lie some 130 kilometres southeast of Shanghai. The lighthouse is an important navigational aid for vessels arriving into Shanghai from the south.
It may well still have the original Chance Brothers of Smethwick near Birmingham optic still in situ, looking at some of the pictures on the internet this seems to show the first order optic however I have been unable to confirm what date these photographs were taken though they do appear to be quite recent.
The lighthouse is one of the oldest in China and was recognised as the "No 1 Lighthouse in the Far East" and honored by the State as a key cultural relic under state protection in 2001.

Manufacture Date	1867
Lighthouse Construction	1870
Country	China
Commissioning Body	Unknown
Lens Order	1st order
Lens Type	Revolving
Status	publish
Light Character	W Fl 15s
Lighthouse Markings	16.5 metre round brick tower with lantern and gallery painted black with a white horizontal band at the base. There are several associated buildings around the base of the lighthouse.
Lighthouse Parts	Unknown
Management Body Ports Authority	Peoples Republic of China Maritime Safety Administration.
Preserver	Peoples Republic of China Maritime Safety Administration.
Coastal Erosion Vulnerability
Condition Observations	From the photographs available on the internet it looks in very good condition.
Open Status (Site)	Open
Open Status (Tower)	Closed
Coordinates	30.860997807,122.6730283984
Data Source	Online research.

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