Cromarty Lighthouse
Cromarty, Ross-shire
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Located on George Street in Cromarty, on the south side of the entrance
to Cromarty Firth.
Thomas Watson was appointed as
Superintendent and David Mitchell from Montrose was the contractor
responsible for the buildings. It was built at an estimated cost of £3,030
and became operational in 1846. It was automated in 1985, and the light was
switched off in 2006 following a review of lights around the UK.
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