Kapelludden lighthouse
Borgholm Municipality, Sweden
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Kapelludden Lighthouse stands on the east coast of Öland in southeastern Sweden, a 32-meter-tall iron structure built and lit in 1871 by architect A.T. Gellerstedt. Located in a wetland near the ruins of a 13th-century chapel in Bredsättra parish, Borgholm Municipality, the lighthouse is now a governmental listed building, recognized for its historical significance in Sweden's maritime heritage.
Architect
- Built
- Type
- lighthouse, Heidenstam lighthouse
- Materials
- iron
- Heritage
- governmental listed building complex, governmental listed building
- Height
- 31.8 m
- Place
- Borgholm Municipality, Sweden
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