Lighthouses on Lundy

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Lundy Lighthouses

Location	Lundy, United Kingdom
Lundy Old Light
Coordinates	51°10′02″N4°40′24″W / 51.16719°N 4.67334°W / 51.16719; -4.67334 (Lundy Old Light)
Constructed	1820
Designed by	Daniel Asher Alexander
Construction	stone
Height	29 m (95 ft)
Operator	Trinity House (–1897)
Heritage	Grade II* listed building, scheduled monument
Deactivated	1897
Focal height	164 m (538 ft)

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