beacon lights
1Vehicle beacon lights in India — Vehicles in India are usually topped with three coloured beacon lights: red, amber, and blue.The usage of these lights is governed by rule #180 of the Central Vehicle Motor Rules, 1989 [http://morth.nic.in/cmvr.htm] . The list of people entitled… …
2Beacon — For other uses, see Beacon (disambiguation). A beacon is an intentionally conspicuous device designed to attract attention to a specific location. Beacons can also be combined with semaphoric or other indicators to provide important information,… …
3Beacon Hotel New York (New York City) — Beacon Hotel New York country: United States, city: New York City (Upper West Side) Beacon Hotel New York Location Located in the city of New York, the Beacon Hotel is conveniently situated from the Lincoln Centre, the American Museum of Natural… …
4Beacon, New York — Matteawan redirects here. For other articles with similar names, see Matawan (disambiguation). Beacon   City   …
5Weather beacon — Weatherball redirects here. For the antenna protecting structure, see Radome. Sydney …
6Sullivan's Island Range Lights — Infobox Lighthouse caption = Front range light in foreground and rear range light in background location = Sullivan s Island, Charleston County, South Carolina coordinates = yearbuilt = 1848 yearlit = automated = yeardeactivated = After 1901 No… …
7aeronautical light beacon — An international visual navigational aid displaying flashes of white and/or colored light to indicate the location of an airport, a heliport, a landmark, a certain point on the federal airway in mountainous terrain, or an obstruction. The lights… …
8Commissioners of Irish Lights — Type Statutory Corporation Industry Maritime Safety Founded 1867 Headquarters …
9Conover Beacon — the present tower (USCG) Location Leonardo, New Jersey Coordinates …
10Aerodrome Beacon — Die (Lande oder Anflug )Befeuerung, auch Hindernis , Dreh oder (Code )Leuchtfeuer, stellt weitgehend ortsfeste Licht oder Funksignale zur Navigation in der Schifffahrt (v.a. Seefahrt) und in der Luftfahrt dar. Ursprünglich waren Leuchtfeuer echte …
