Grotto Point Light, Lighthouse in Australia
Grotto Point Light is an active navigational aid located in New South Wales, Australia.
This lighthouse was constructed in 1910 to guide ships entering the Sydney Harbour.
It is a significant symbol of maritime heritage in the area.
The site provides visitors with spectacular views of the harbour and surrounding areas.
Despite its small size, it is a prime example of early 20th-century lighthouse design.
Location: New South Wales
Architect: Maurice Festu
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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