List of lighthouses in Poland explained

This is a list of lighthouses in Poland.

Lighthouses

Name	Image	Voivodeship	Location	Year built	Notes
Czołpino Lighthouse		Pomerania	Czołpino 54.7183°N 17.2414°W	1875
Darłowo Lighthouse		West Pomerania	Darłowo 54.4403°N 16.3786°W	1885
Gąski Lighthouse		West Pomerania	Gąski 54.2429°N 15.8728°W	1878
Gdańsk Nowy Port Lighthouse		Pomerania	Gdańsk 54.4063°N 18.6612°W	1894	Inactive since 1984 when it was replaced by Gdańsk Port Północny Lighthouse.[1]
Gdańsk Port Północny Lighthouse		Pomerania	Gdańsk 54.4001°N 18.6962°W	1984
Góra Szwedów Lighthouse		Pomerania	Hel 54.6265°N 18.8194°W	1936	Deactivated in 1990.
Hel Lighthouse		Pomerania	Hel 54.6°N 18.8129°W	1942
Jarosławiec Lighthouse		West Pomerania	Jarosławiec 54.5398°N 16.5423°W	1838
Kikut Lighthouse		West Pomerania	Wolin 53.9815°N 14.5805°W
Kołobrzeg Lighthouse		West Pomerania	Kołobrzeg 54.1864°N 15.5543°W	1909
Krynica Morska Lighthouse		Pomerania	Krynica Morska 54.3854°N 19.4508°W	1951	The original lighthouse, built in 1895, was destroyed in 1945 after being mined by retreating German forces.
Niechorze Lighthouse		Pomerania	Niechorze 54.0947°N 15.0641°W	1866
Rozewie Lighthouse		Pomerania	Rozewie 54.8297°N 18.3358°W	1822	Just west of this station, another lighthouse was established in 1878, but was deactivated already in 1910.
Sopot Lighthouse		Pomerania	Sopot 54.4453°N 18.5704°W	1904	Lit in 1957, the tower had originally been built in 1904 as part of a spa.
Stilo Lighthouse		Pomerania	Osetnik 54.7868°N 17.7341°W	1906
Świnoujście Lighthouse		West Pomerania	Świnoujście 53.916°N 14.2843°W	1857	The tallest brick lighthouse.[2]
Ustka Lighthouse		Pomerania	Ustka 54.5879°N 16.8546°W	1892
Wisłoujście Fortress		Pomerania	Gdańsk 54.3947°N 18.6808°W	1482	The circular tower at the centre of the fortress was used as a lighthouse until 1758.

See also

• Lists of lighthouses and lightvessels

Notes and References

1. 21 August 2016.
2. 12 November 2021.