Crowdy Head Lighthouse

Crowdy Head Lighthouse is a maritime navigation aid located in New South Wales, AU. It is currently listed as inactive and may no longer emit a light signal. The light sits at a focal height of 61 meters above mean sea level. Under standard atmospheric conditions, the light is visible up to 16 nautical miles (approximately 29.6 km) from the observer.

Light characteristic: The identifying signal of this lighthouse is Fl (2) WR 10s. This means the light produces 2 flashes every 10 seconds. Mariners use this distinctive pattern to positively identify the light and distinguish it from other aids to navigation in the area. The light color is wr, which may indicate a specific sector or warning zone.

Visibility and range: With a focal height of 61 meters and a nominal range of 16 nautical miles, this light serves as a major coastal light visible from well offshore. Lights of this range are typically used as landfall lights by vessels approaching from the open sea, helping them make a safe approach to the coast.

Position: Crowdy Head Lighthouse is positioned at -31.8433°S, 152.7531°E, near New South Wales in AU. The blue circle on the map represents the nominal 16-nautical-mile range of the light.

Geographic context: Crowdy Head Lighthouse is situated on the Tasman Sea. The location falls within the subtropical climate zone with mild winters and warm summers.

Nearby lighthouses in AU: Other lighthouses in the region include Abbot Point East Approach Range Rear, Adelaide Semaphore Timeball, Adele Island, Airlie Island, Albany Rock. View all on the Lighthouses Directory.