notice · 1843
The fixed light at Cape Grinez will be converted into a revolving light on July 1st, with changes to its visibility and distinguishing features compared to the Calais light.
CAPE GRINEZ LIGHT. The fixed Light established on Cape Grinez in November 1837, in latitude 50° 52'10" N., …
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LocationCape Grinez
LocationCalais
LocationCape Grinez
LocationGreenwich
LocationCalais
Establishment DateNovember 1837
Establishment Date1838
Effective Date1st of July next
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 68, 15 August 1843.
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