Pulau Tabuan (Duiven Island)

Indonesia

The lighthouse is on an island marking the west side of the northern entrance to the Bali Strait at the eastern end of the island of Java. The light was first established in 1871 though the optic is noted as in production at Chance Brothers Factory in Smethwick near Birmingham in 1868 and is noted as being produced for Duiven Island.
The only information regarding this lighthouse is that it was a skeletal tower with lantern and gallery.
I presume this was a cast iron structure and may have been taken out in kit form by either British or Dutch manufacturers as both countries used this method.
The original lighthouse has now been replaced with a round fibre glass tower.

Manufacture Date	1868
Lighthouse Construction	1871
Country	Indonesia
Commissioning Body	Unknown
Lens Order	4th order
Lens Type	Fixed
Status	publish
Light Character	Wf 5s
Lighthouse Markings	Very little information is available regarding this light. The lighthouse that first took the Chance lens was a skeletal tower with lantern and gallery.
Lighthouse Parts	None known.
Management Body Ports Authority	Unknown
Preserver	Unknown
Coastal Erosion Vulnerability
Condition Observations	Unknown
Open Status (Site)	Open
Open Status (Tower)	Closed
Coordinates	-8.0372561,114.4621035
Other	The site can only be accessed by boat Admiralty Q1249; NGA 23774.

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