Isla Lobos de Afuera

Peru

A light was first established on the island in 1906. The island is situated approximately 80km off the coast of Chilayo in Northern Peru.
The first lighthouse was made of cast iron and would have housed the 2nd order revolving lens from Chance Brothers of Smethwick near Birmingham. All that remains of this lighthouse is now an iron stump.
A newer lighthouse was built in 1975 but this has now been superceded by a more modern light.
The island is an important wildlife sanctuary and is only accesible by boat with permission required from the Peruvian Navy.

Manufacture Date 1908
Lighthouse Construction 1906
Country Peru
Commissioning Body Unknown
Lens Order 2nd order
Lens Type Revolving
Status publish
Light Character Fl W 10s
Lighthouse Markings The present light is a n 18 metre concrete tower.
Lighthouse Parts None Known.
Management Body Ports Authority Peruvian Department of Hydrography and Navigation.
Preserver Unknown.
Coastal Erosion Vulnerability
Condition Observations Unknown.
Open Status (Site) Closed
Open Status (Tower) Closed
Coordinates -6.9301443,-80.706085
Data Source Online research.

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