Nielsen's Lighthouse

Monument
The lighthouse
Name	Nielsen's Lighthouse
Former name(s)	Noble City Lighthouse
Start building	June 1876
Finish building	September 1877
Location	Bayside, Noble City, Sylvania (SY-NC-BS)
Function	Lighthouse
Visitor figures	unknown
Owner	Lovia

Nielsen's Lighthouse is a lighthouse in Bayside Noble City, on the Noble Beach. It was built in 1867-1877 by the Lovian citizens in rememberance of Founding Father Ole Nielsen.

Features

• Height: 48m (157 feet 6 inches)
• Steps: 218
• Built: 1877

Beacon

The light is visible 24 miles out at sea and flashes every 15 seconds. A lighthouse's flash pattern is called its characteristic: every lighthouse has its own light characteristic and exterior paint scheme (called a daymark) so that ship captains can tell them apart.

Walls

The lighthouse actually has two separate walls. The outside brick wall is cone-shaped, the inside wall is a cylinder which supports the spiral staircase:

• Thickness outside walls: 1.17m (3 feet 10 inches) - 0.46m (1 foot 6 inches)
• Thickness inside walls: 0.22m (8.5 inches)

See also

• Bayside
• Founding Fathers

	Monuments, politics and government of Noble City
	Monuments and buildings: Abigail Johnson Theater - Antiquities Museum - Capitol - City Hall - Embankment Federal Penitentiary - Garden's Chapel - King's Landmark - Lovian Museum for Modern Art- Museum of Art - Museum of Transport - National Archives - Nielsen's Lighthouse - Noble City Mall - Nobel University (1, 2) - NC General Hospital - Old Royal Palace - Palati Daidalo - Railway Museum - Royal Art Gallery - Starovlah Institute - Statue of Andreas - Supreme Court House - Sylvania State Capitol - The Soccerfield - Tower Mall - West Wing
	Politics and government: Congress - Noble City Government - Noble City Police - Supreme Court - Sylvania Police - Sylvania State Court - Sylvania State Government
	See also: Geography, nature, neighborhoods, transportation, hotels, restaurants and apartment buildings of Noble City.