Lundy Island Old Light

Also known as: Lundy Island (Old Light), Old Light, Lundy (unpublished.duplicate), Lundy Old Light (unpublished.duplicate)

Accepted canonical lighthouse record.

LUX canonical record. Draft/review state changes curation status, not the page structure.

No public image is available for this record.

Published as a public-ready text record; documentary media remains under attribution review.

Chance showcase host is intentionally image-free until source, author, license, and credit line are reviewed.

Map

At a glance

Place

Country
United Kingdom
Region
Needs review
Locality
Not recorded
Water area
Not recorded
Coordinate source
Chance map coordinate retained as source-attributed host location

Identity

LUX ID
LUX-LH-000630
Review status
accepted
Object kind
Lighthouse
Mobility
fixed

Structure

Status
Not recorded
Construction date
Not recorded
Tower height
Not recorded
Tower form
Not recorded
Material
Not recorded
Daymark / colour scheme
Not recorded
Focal height
Not recorded
Light height
Not recorded

Signal

Light characteristic
Not recorded
Light intensity
Not recorded
Light range
Not recorded
Light number
Not recorded
Operation
Not recorded
Legacy light IDs
Not recorded
Call sign
Not recorded
Lens / optics
Not curated

Position

Latitude
51.16725 Inherited archive field
Longitude
-4.67323 Inherited archive field

Light Signature

No accepted light signature claims yet.

Signal pattern, color, period, visibility, optics, and operating context appear here after field-level review.

Names & naming history

  • Lundy Island (Old Light)
  • Old Light, Lundy (unpublished.duplicate)
  • Lundy Old Light (unpublished.duplicate)

Heritage identity & evidence

Identity

LUX ID
LUX-LH-000630
Type
Lighthouse
Object kind
Lighthouse

Review & coverage

Accepted map pinImage intentionally omittedNo accepted field claims

External identifiers

No reviewed external identifiers yet.

Key source-backed claims

No accepted field claims recorded yet.

Claim evidence

Latitude

Inherited from archiveNo field claimsNeeds reviewed field source

Field support: Needs a reviewed field source

Archive value: Latitude: 51.16725, Longitude: -4.67323

No explicit field claims recorded for this field.

Technical details
field_id
coordinates
field_support_status
no-trusted-reference

3 active / 3 total in-archive source links. Full sources below

External Identity Graph

  • LUX Light Archive
    LUX-LH-000630 Canonical LUX ID

    Local identity anchor for the record and related claims.

  • Source URLs
    3 active / 3 total in-record source links Record source URLs

    record provenance · Record-level source URLs are listed in the source provenance section.

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Reconstructed state

No reviewed year-by-year state profile yet.

History and connections

Lifecycle summary

BuiltMoved / installed

What changed over time

  1. Built Lundy Old Light 1819 tower built Lundy Island Old Light year · high
  2. Lifecycle event Lundy Old Light first-order revolving optic historically part of Lundy Island Old Light year · medium
  3. Built Lundy Old Light fog-signal battery built Lundy Island Old Light circa_year · high
  4. Moved / installed Lundy Old Light first-order revolving optic installed in Lundy Island Old Light (Automated installed in relation from linked Chance Brothers asset host.) low

Coordinate roles

  • structure position · Wikidata: Lundy Old Light (Q17536768)

Full timeline and map history below

Related places and objects

No reviewed continuity links yet.

Evidence and data

4 history events 4 connected objects 1 places

Coverage: curated-relations

Lighthouse history (4 events)
Connection graph (4 objects)
Geo timeline (1 points)

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  • Lundy Island Old Light51.16725, -4.67323

Source Evidence

  • historicengland.org.ukHistoric England and the National Trust identify the Old Light complex as built in 1819.
  • heritagerecords.nationaltrust.org.ukHistoric England and the National Trust identify the Old Light complex as built in 1819.
  • chanceht.orgThe master Chance evidence attributes the first-order revolving optic phase to 1857; this remains separate from the 1819 tower.