Leading light line Juliusplate
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| Place: | Berne | |
| Location: | Lower Saxony , Germany | |
| Geographical location: | 53 ° 11 '43.5 " N , 8 ° 31' 0.5" E | |
| Fire carrier height : | 14 m (lower fire) 32 m (upper fire) |
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| Fire height : | 15 m (lower fire) 29 m (upper fire) |
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| Identifier : | Iso.W.4s | |
| Function: | Leading light | |
| Operating time: | since October 1983 | |
| International ordinal number: | B 1302.4 (lower fire) B 1302.41 (upper fire) |
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The leading light line Juliusplate is a leading light on the Lower Weser . Down the Weser it marks the fairway between Lemwerder and Berne .
The two towers each consist of a red steel tube with a white ribbon and a red lantern with a surrounding balcony and pointed dome. The 14 m high tower of the lower fire stands on a plinth enclosed with sheet piling , directly on the bank of the Lower Weser. At the same time it carries the lower light of the leading light line in Berne . The 32 m high upper fire is 490 m away on a meadow surrounded by a campsite .
The two beacons were put into operation in October 1983. They form a leading light line of 299.6 ° and show a synchronous white common mode light with a return of four seconds (Iso.W.4s). In the opposite direction, this section of the fairway is marked by the Lemwerder leading light line .
Web links
- Russ Rowlett: Lighthouses of Germany: Bremen ( English ) In: The Lighthouse Directory . University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill . Retrieved February 14, 2019.
- Erich Hartmann: Leading light Juliusplate. In: German beacons.