Historical or otherwise significant lighthouses that are located within the inscribed area of a WHS World Heritage Sites connected to 'Lighthouses': Brazilian Atlantic Islands Various; linkCampeche Ex-Templo de San José: a lighthouse, complete with weather vane, atop the right spire. ; linkCape Floral Region Cape Point lighthouse, Old and New. The light of the new lighthouse is the most powerful on the South African coast.Colonia del Sacramento Curonian Spit Pervalka lighthouse on the small island at the end of the Zirgai Horn (1900); also one in Nida.; linkDorset and East Devon Coast Portland Bill lighthouse (dating from 1669)Galapagos Islands At least 4; linkLeptis Magna The base of a 30-35m high lighthouse. It was a twin of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Pharos of Alexandria. ; linkMacao Lighthouse dating from 1865. It is the oldest Western-style lighthouse in Asia. Melaka and George Town In front of St. Paul's church, built by the BritishOld Town of Galle Inside Galle Fort; linkQal'at al-Bahrain Base of Ruined tower which was possibly a lighthouseRobben Island A small lighthouse on Minto’s Hill in the southern part of the island (1864).; linkSan Pedro de la Roca Castle Dating from 1840Schokland Replica of a lighthouse dating from 1915 at the old harbour of Emmeloord, with next to it the original house of the lighthouse keeper; linkSkellig Michael In the 19th century two lighthouses were built; the second lighthouse still operatesTower of Hercules Vegařyan Bremstein lighthouse
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