THE LIGHTHOUSE OF THE OVEN
The Four-Tailed Lighthouse is located at the northeast end of the Four-Mile Plateau at the west of the Pointe du Croisic. Its construction began in 1816 and completed in 1821, to the west of the Pointe point. The commissioning took place in January 1822. Since its height was insufficient, the lighthouse was increased by 6,20 metres in 1946. This cylindrical stone tower of granite stone is 23 m high and was the second highest lighthouse in France in the sea. It is one of the most important of the Atlantic coast with 21 nautical miles. Its automation was conducted in 1983. It is télécontrôlé and chalets. He doesn't visit. The lighthouse was registered as a historic monument by order of 29 November 2011 and was classified by order of 3 October 2012.
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