notice · 1843
A notice from Trinity-house, London, dated January 6, 1843, detailing changes to the fixed light on Point Alpreck, which will change to red flashes every two minutes and be visible for no more than four leagues.
LIGHT OF POINT D'ALPRECK. On the same day the Fixed Light on Point Alpreck, in latitude 50° 41'37" N., …
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LocationPoint Alpreck
OfficialJ. Iherbert
OfficialSecretary
Locationlatitude 50° 41'37" N.
Locationlongitude 1° 33'54" E.,
LocationLondon
Notice Date6th January, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 68, 15 August 1843.
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