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Capo Caccia Lighthouse
Capo Caccia Lighthouse ((イタリア語:Faro di capo caccia)) is a light situated at the extremity of Capo Caccia, from Tramariglio a frazione of Alghero on the western coast of Sardinia.
==History==
The lighthouse was built in 1864 on the top of the namesake promontory overlooking the sea, just above Neptune's Grotto connected by s staircase of 656 steps named Escala de Cabirol (Staircase of roe). The light station is a three-story white building protected by the Faraday cage to defend from the light strikes; above the keeper's house stands the tower high, which was rebuilt in 1950s, bringing the focal height at that it makes the highest lighthouse in Italy. The lantern was supplied by various fuel as acetylene until 1880, then by petroleum gases and in 1961 the plant was electrified. The rotating optics is equipped with a Fresnel lens, with four deflectors at 90° each other with a focal distance of 375 millimetres, built in Paris by B.B.T. in 1951. The lighthouse is active, fully automated, even if manned by two keepers which have the task of the maintenance of others lighthouses along the western Sardinia coast, and operated by Marina Militare identified by the code number 1418 E.F.
〔(Architecture of Italian lighthouses )〕
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