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long jaap den helder netherlands

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Belangrijke feiten

  • Bouwjaar: 1878 (in gebruik genomen)
  • Ontwerper: Ingenieur Quirinus Harder
  • Hoogte: 63,45 meter
  • Materialen: Zestienzijdige vuurtoren gebouwd van gietijzeren platen
  • Status: Hoogste gietijzeren vuurtoren van Europa, hoogste nog brandende vuurtoren van Nederland en rijksmonument

Geschiedenis en achtergrond

  • Eerste vuurtoren: De huidige vuurtoren vervangt een eerdere stenen vuurtoren die in 1822 werd gebouwd.
  • Tweede Wereldoorlog: Tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog werd het licht vernield en de toren vijf jaar buiten gebruik gesteld. De buitenkant werd in camouflagekleuren geschilderd.

 

 

  • Key Facts

 

  • Year of Construction: 1878 (commissioned)
  • Designer: Engineer Quirinus Harder
  • Height: 63.45 meters
  • Materials: Sixteen-sided lighthouse built of cast iron plates
  • Status: Tallest cast iron lighthouse in Europe, tallest still-operating lighthouse in the Netherlands, and a national monument

 

  • History and Background

 

  • First Lighthouse: The current lighthouse replaces an earlier stone lighthouse built in 1822.
  • World War II: During World War II, the lighthouse was destroyed and the tower was decommissioned for five years. The exterior was painted camouflage colors.

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