- South Bishop Lighthouse
Infobox_lighthouse|name= South Bishop Lighthouse
location=South Bishop island, inSt George's Channel ,Wales
caption= South Bishop Lighthouse from the east.
coordinates = 51°51.15'N 5°24.65'W
yearbuilt =
yearlit= 1839
yeardeactivated=
automated= 1983
intensity= 60,000 CD
elevation= 35 m
range= 35 Km
foundation=
construction=
shape=
height= 11 m
characteristic = White Flash Every 5 Seconds
marking = White
currentlens= 4th Order CatadioptricThe South Bishop Lighthouse is a
lighthouse on South Bishop island (also known asEmsger ), a small rock approximately five miles west of St. David's Head inPembrokeshire , Wales. Designed by James Walker, it was built on the island in1839 , acting both as a waymark for vessels navigating offshore and as assistance toship s navigating around the island group. The lighthouse was converted to electric operation in1959 , and in1971 ahelipad was constructed at the site. Finally, the lighthouse was automated and demanned in1983 . Like many in the UK, it is now monitored from the control centre at Trinity House inHarwich ,Essex ,England .*gbmapping|SM651225
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Trinity House
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