List of lighthouses in Uruguay

This is a list of lighthouses in Uruguay.

The following is a list of fifteen Uruguayan lighthouses:

Date	Image	Name	Number ARLHS	Number Admiralty	Range (nautical miles)	Coord  [1]
1876		Faro de Isla de Farallón	URU 003	G0762	10.2	34°29′05″S 57°55′04″W / 34.48472°S 57.91778°W / -34.48472; -57.91778
1857		Faro de Colonia del Sacramento	URU 007	G0756	7.8	34°28′22″S 57°51′06″W / 34.47278°S 57.85167°W / -34.47278; -57.85167
1915		Faro de la Panela	URU 011	G0736	9.8	34°54′56″S 56°26′53″W / 34.91556°S 56.44806°W / -34.91556; -56.44806
		Faro de la escollera Sarandí		G0704
1802		Faro Cerro de Montevideo	URU 009	G0702	19.2	34°53′18″S 56°14′34″W / 34.88833°S 56.24278°W / -34.88833; -56.24278
1876		Faro de Punta Brava	URU 012	G0700	18.5	34°56′07″S 56°09′36″W / 34.93528°S 56.16000°W / -34.93528; -56.16000
1828		Faro de Isla de Flores	URU 001	G0690	19.2	34°56′45″S 55°55′56″W / 34.94583°S 55.93222°W / -34.94583; -55.93222
		Faro de Punta Negra	URU 015	G0688
1860		Faro de Punta del Este	URU 008	G0682	8.8	34°58′08″S 54°57′05″W / 34.96889°S 54.95139°W / -34.96889; -54.95139
1806		Faro de Isla de Lobos	URU 002	G0676	22.9	35°01′28″S 54°52′59″W / 35.02444°S 54.88306°W / -35.02444; -54.88306
1938		Faro Aéreo de Rincón del Bonete				32°49′58.82″S 56°25′29.3″W / 32.8330056°S 56.424806°W / -32.8330056; -56.424806
1877		Faro de José Ignacio	URU 006	G0672	12.7	34°48′S 54°38′W / 34.800°S 54.633°W / -34.800; -54.633
1874		Faro de Cabo de Santa María	URU 004	G0668	20.5	34°40′04″S 54°09′06″W / 34.66778°S 54.15167°W / -34.66778; -54.15167
1881		Faro de Cabo Polonio	URU-005	G0662	19.5	34°24′19″S 53°46′40″W / 34.40528°S 53.77778°W / -34.40528; -53.77778
1977		Faro de Punta Palmar	URU-013	G0660	8.8	34°04′01″S 53°33′03″W / 34.06694°S 53.55083°W / -34.06694; -53.55083

References

• This article draws heavily on the in the Spanish-language Wikipedia, which was accessed in the version of 10/2012.

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