Mainland - West Coast

Table of Lighthouses - Mainland - West Coast

Name	Est	Engineer	Lat, Lon	Character	Range	Admiralty	Authority

Ardnamurchan	1849	Alan Stevenson	56°43.625' N, 006°13.558' W	Fl(2)W 20s	18 NM ~ 33.3 km	A4082	Northern Lighthouse Board

Corran Point	1860	David L. Stevenson Thomas Stevenson	56°43.250' N, 005°14.540' W	Iso WRG 4s	10 NM ~ 18.6km	A4132	Northern Lighthouse Board

Rubha Reidh	1912	David A. Stevenson	57°51.527' N, 005°48.713' W	Fl(4)W 15s	18 NM ~ 33.3 km	A3900	Northern Lighthouse Board

Stoer Head	1912	David A. Stevenson	58°14.400' N, 005°24.158' W	Fl. W 15s	18 NM ~ 33.3 km	A3882	Northern Lighthouse Board

Two of the lighthouses to be discussed are located in the Lochaber district. Lochaber is mentioned by Adomnan of Iona in his biography of St Columba. The story related to Columba using his saintly blessing to raise people out of poverty and make them wealthier.

In the story, Columba met a poor man named Nesán in Lochaber who had five cows. Columba blessed the poor man's cows and his own descendants, and the poor man's five cows multiplied until he had a herd of one hundred and five cows.

The Ardnamurchan lighthouse is located 75 kilometers from Fort William, at the very tip of the west coast mainland of Scotland. Along the way we also come across the Corran Point lighthouse which sits on a narrowing in Loch Linnhe.

On the west coast of mainland Scotland, in the north lies Stoer. Stoer (Scottish Gaelic: An Stòr) is a crofting township in the parish of Assynt, Sutherland, in the Highlands of Scotland and in the council area of Highland. Stoer is located about 9 kilometer north of the village of Lochinver. The Stoer Head lighthouse is located on a headland near Stoer

In Wester-Ross in the highlands of Scotland you drive from the village of Gairloch via the B8021, to the peninsula at the very tip of which is the Rubha Reidh lighthouse.

References:
Lochaber	- Wikipedia