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VENGURLA ROCKS LIGHTHOUSE PROFORMA Name of Lighthouse : VENGURLA ROCKS (ISLAND STATION) Location : Head Lightkeeper, Vengurla Point Lighthouse P.O. Vengurla, Distt. Sindhudurg, Maharashtra PIN – 416 516 Staff Profile : Semi-Attended Brief about lighthouse : Vengurla Rock Lighthouse is about 20 kms. North from Vengurla port and is approached, during fair seasons only by a mechanized boat to be specially engaged from Vengurla port. The journey takes more than two hours. The steps have been cut in the rock for climbing up from landing point. In olden days ML Vengurla rock served the station. Sl. Factor to be evaluated Lighthouse specific No. Lat : 15°53.4'N Long : 73°27.7'E 1. Size of the Lighthouse (area) NA 2. Status of land freehold/lease etc. Freehold 3. Ownership of land DGLL 4. Climatic condition- Temp. & rainfall Av. Temp 31°C, Av. Rainfall Average 2000- 4000 mm (annual) 5. Tidal range Range – 03 m to 08 m. 6. History of Natural Disasters NIL 7. Distance from nearest port/harbour ( if 1 hour from Nivti Jetty located on an island) 8. Distance from nearest airport/railhead Rail - Kudal – 25 Kms. Airport – Goa - 100 Kms. 9. Distance from main city located nearby Vengurla - 25 Kms. 10. Availability of roads /access to Lighthouse NA 11. Availability and facility of public transport Bus Service 12 Kms away from Nivti 12. Existence of natural harbours/berthing facility NIL / landing arrangement ( if located on 13. Telecom coverage and availability of BSNL & All Leading Mobile Operators, electricity Solar Power 14. Availability of potable water Rain Water storage tanks 15. Housing infrastructure Inspection Quarter – 01,Power House - 01 HLK – 01,NA – 02 (twin Unit) LHA – 02 (twin Unit) Store Room – 01 All Buildings are very old 16. Presence of unique flora and fauna NIL 17. Presence of natural features- waterfalls, NIL streams, mountains, etc. 18. Potential for adventure and water sports NIL 19. Presence of local/tribal/folk art NIL 20. Nearest tourist destination and distance NA 21. In case, tourism has to be developed on PP CRZ clearance from MOEF and local bodies. mode , then the statuary permissions that would be required and from which agencies .

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