Lighthouses

Published by: Marine Institute
17 Like

Licensed under: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0

Theme: Environment

Views: 175

Openness rating:

This feature class shows the location of Lighthouses around Ireland. The Commissioners for Irish Lights are responsible for the superintendence and management of all aids to marine navigation around the coast of Ireland and its adjacent waters. There are 80 lighthouses around the coast of Ireland. They were originally built to aid ships travelling on dangerous waters, and are still used today by mariners to determine position and safe courses. All the lighthouses are now automated, the Bailey in Co. Dublin being the last to be manned until 1997.

Go to resource

Resource: Unnamed resource

URL: http://Server=w08-sde93;%20Service=5273;%20Database=HCVector;%20User=HCVectorAdmin;%20Version=sde.DEFAULT

available as arcsde connection

There are no views created for this resource yet.

Additional Information

Last updated	unknown
Created	unknown
Format	arcsde connection
License	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
Description
API response formats
API type
API access url

Open Data Unit
Dept of Public Expenditure and Reform,
7-9 Merrion Row,
Dublin 2, Ireland.

Site by Derilinx

Cookie & Privacy Policy

*By submitting this form you consent to subscribing to our mailing-list and receiving information from the Open Data Unit in the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform about open data news and events.