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Chausey Lighthouse, Îles Chausey
Îles Chausey›Manche›Normandy›Northern France›France
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20min
20min
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One day in Îles Chausey
4 attractions · 3h 34min · transit route
Grande Grève BeachMatignon FortressChausey Lighthouse
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About Chausey Lighthouse
The Chausey Lighthouse is a 19th-century granite tower located on the southeast point of Grande Île, the main island of the Chausey archipelago. Built between 1846-1847 and first lit on May 27, 1848, the lighthouse was designed by Léonce Reynaud, director of France's lighthouse service. 5-meter square tower was constructed using blue-gray granite quarried locally on Chausey.
Chausey Lighthouse — Planning Your Visit
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The lighthouse was built entirely from granite quarried on Chausey itself — the same stone used to construct the Mont-Saint-Michel abbey, the fortifications of Saint-Malo, and paving stones for Parisian streets. The local quarries were so productive that Chausey granite became one of Normandy's most exported building materials in the 19th century.
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