File:Rhinplate-N Safety Beacon.jpg
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English: Rhinplate RBN OCWRG6S
Rhinplate-N Safety Beacon - unmanned lighthouse on poles which sits on the end of a (parttime submerged) breakwater. It secures the northern approach of the Glückstadter Nebenelbe. The breakwater connects the safety beacon with the island Rhinplate, the breakwater is most times submerged by the tidal waters of the river Elbe and dangerous for the shipping. Its light is split in 4 sectors and has the identification Oc. WRG 6s (occulting white, red, green with a 6 seconds return), see http://map.openseamap.org/?zoom=16&lat=53.80195&lon=9.39067&mlat=53.80036&mlon=9.38826&layers=BFTFFFFFFTF0FFFFFFFFFF |
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| Author | Astielau |
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