The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

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The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

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The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

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The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

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The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

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The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

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The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

location

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

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The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

location

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

location

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

location

The light inside the tower on Waglan Island

In the early days a mineral oil-burning light was installed. Today, an electronically controlled beacon light which produces two flashes every 20 seconds is installed. This can be seen in clear weather up to a distance of 26 nautically miles.

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