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Passing Point Cartwright


Viewed from "Whale One" in 2014
Somewhat utilitarian and relatively modern, this lighthouse dates from 1978 and was constructed of reinforced concrete surmounted by a precast concrete lantern room.
The light departed from the traditional light source and lens. It is powered by an array of sealed beam lamps. A red sector provides guidance to the North West for vessels entering Mooloolaba Harbour.
The light is unmanned and only requires servicing once every four months.
lighthouse.net.au/lights/qld/Point Cartwright/Point Cartwright.htm
Somewhat utilitarian and relatively modern, this lighthouse dates from 1978 and was constructed of reinforced concrete surmounted by a precast concrete lantern room.
The light departed from the traditional light source and lens. It is powered by an array of sealed beam lamps. A red sector provides guidance to the North West for vessels entering Mooloolaba Harbour.
The light is unmanned and only requires servicing once every four months.
lighthouse.net.au/lights/qld/Point Cartwright/Point Cartwright.htm
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