Category:Pater Noster lighthouse

**Pater Noster lighthouse**
	lighthouse in Tjörn Municipality, west coast, Sweden
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Instance of	lighthouse; Heidenstam lighthouse;
Named after	Lord's Prayer;
Made from material	cast iron;
Location	Tjörn Municipality, Västra Götaland County, Sweden
Located in or next to body of water	Marstrandsfjorden; Skagerrak;
Architect	Gustaf von Heidenstam; Albert Theodor Gellerstedt;
Owned by	National Property Board of Sweden;
Heritage designation	governmental listed building complex (2015–); governmental listed building (2015–);
Inception	1868;
Significant event	renovation (Götaverken, 2003–2007); reopening (2007); automatization (1964); disassembly (2002);
Source of energy	rapeseed oil (–1887); kerosene (1887–1953); diesel generator (1953–1964); electricity (submarine power cable, 1964–);
Height	32.4 m;
Replaces	Carlsten Fortress lighthouse (1868);
Replaced by	Hätteberget lighthouse (1977);
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	57° 53′ 45″ N, 11° 27′ 57″ E
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	Q959479; OpenStreetMap way ID: 945530149
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This is a category about a protected building in Sweden, number

in the RAÄ buildings database.

English: Pater Noster Lighthouse on Tjörn island at the straits of Kattegatt and Skagerrak, in Västra Götaland County on west coast of Sweden.