heritage asset · navigation_sign
Rockall 1972 navigation light
The flashing navigation light first lit on 27 June 1972, repaired in 1982, reported failed again by March 1983, and removed from the Admiralty List of Lights in 2006.
Source Evidence
Heritage Journey
Rockall: A Light Between Warning and Claim
What happens when a navigation light is fixed to a rock whose warning, sovereignty and surrounding sea rights do not share one legal answer?
Identity role
- 1972 navigation signRockall: A Light Between Warning and Claim
The separate installed light, repaired, failed and later delisted.
Direct relationships
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- DecommissionedRockall navigation-site continuity2006reviewed
After the failed light was not restored, NLB advised its removal from the Admiralty List of Lights in 2006.
- Installed at
- Part ofRockall navigation-site continuity27/06/1972reviewed
The 1972 apparatus is one short-lived physical expression of the longer navigation-site identity.
- RepairedRockall navigation-site continuity1982reviewed
A government operation replaced batteries and damaged equipment in 1982.
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Attribution
"Rockall 1972 navigation light" · LUX-ASSET-000666 · © LUX143 · Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International · https://light.lux143.org/heritage-assets/LUX-ASSET-000666/
Citation
LUX Light Archive, Heritage asset: "Rockall 1972 navigation light", LUX-ASSET-000666, https://light.lux143.org/heritage-assets/LUX-ASSET-000666/, accessed 2026-08-10, archive v0.24.362.