Baikal. r. Selenga Lighthouse
Also known as: Байкал. р. Селенга
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(autotranslated, could have mistakes)
Now the fourth generation of the family lives here: Vitaly Vasilyevich, the lighthouse keeper and the main person on the island, and his son Alexander
The lighthouse itself, which will now be half a century old, is located on a rather large artificial island in the Kabansky district of Buryatia. There is water all around, small islands and a kingdom of reeds. The lighthouse shows the way and does not allow ships that come from Baikal to Selenga to go astray. This is a ten-meter tower, on the top of which, at night, in the fog, after a certain time, the light of a lantern flashes and goes out.
You can get to the island only by water from the hunting base, which is not far from the village of Shigaevo. It's not easy living here. The most important thing is that there is no good source of energy. The lighthouse runs on batteries, which are far from new. Food is prepared using gas - cylinders are brought from the shore. There is no refrigerator, the TV is rarely turned on - they save electricity. It's not too bad with diesel fuel either. The city authorities allocate thirty liters for a month, but to sail a motorboat back and forth to the shore, you need forty liters. And the beacon keeper's salary is small. And, of course, there is no school.
In addition to monitoring the operation of the lighthouse, the responsibilities of the keepers include maintaining the “navigable environment.” This is the name of the pillars-passes and landmarks, which are the caretakers
placed on the river, making a kind of corridor for boats and boats. All this equipment also needs to be looked after, updated, and repaired.
In 1937, after the death of the first keeper, the Dmitrievs began working at the lighthouse. Vitaly Vasilyevich came for us in a light motor boat. The island met us with a strong, piercing wind.
“You really didn’t guess with the weather,” Alexandra Vasilievna, also the keeper and owner of the lighthouse and Vitaly Vasilyevich’s sister, met us. - What a risk - in this weather on a motorboat!
But the next day the lighthouse appeared in all its glory. On a small boat, Vitaly Vasilyevich shows the river and the place where Baikal begins. The Dmitrievs report every month to the Federal Water Transport Service in Ulan-Ude about all the changes taking place on it. It washes up new islands, the channels of channels change, new ones appear - then all this is plotted on the Selenga navigation map.
Ships sail here from May 10 to October 10. After that, the Dmitrievs work on a rotational basis—they act as guards.
“It’s hard in winter, if there’s frost and wind,” says Vitaly Vasilyevich. “I’ve been celebrating New Year’s here for many years. In winter it’s sometimes dreary, to be honest. And you will come to her
Mieux to Kabansk —pulls him back. Homeland, habit. Our whole family is like this. One sister has been living in Sochi for many years, but she misses the lighthouse. Both children and grandchildren are drawn here.
Vitaly Vasilyevich dreams that someday they will build a wind station at the lighthouse:
- How strong is the wind here! You could get enough energy. But I poked around and looked - there are no such things anywhere in the republic. A friend of mine traveled around Holland on a bicycle, so the whole country is covered in these windmills.
From non-traditional energy sources, there are small solar panels at the lighthouse. They work well, but their area is small. Dmitriev contacted an enterprise that produces batteries in Ulan-Ude. They didn't refuse:
— We’ll be happy to install whichever one you want. Three hundred thousand rubles - and use it.
But where can the Dmitrievs get that kind of money? But how many people the lighthouse has saved the lives of, how many people the keepers have warmed after accidents when cars fell through the ice, how much work was put into building the island, and now we have to literally fight to prevent it from being destroyed by water and wind.
Foreign ornithologists have visited the lighthouse more than once. The Germans spent two weeks trying to find some rare bird. Found.
Indeed, in the Selenga delta, many rivers and rivulets create a natural water biofilter. Birds understand this especially well. In April you can see a real bird market here. The Dmitrievs cannot leave this special place. Vitaly Vasilyevich called his sister from the north:
— Come, you can’t manage it alone. The dynasty will end. How do we leave the lighthouse?
So they continue the work of their grandfather and parents Vasily Mikhailovich and Alexandra Stepanovna and serve at the lighthouse.
Source: http://www.infpol.ru/
(autotranslated, could have mistakes)
Now the fourth generation of the family lives here: Vitaly Vasilyevich, the lighthouse keeper and the main person on the island, and his son Alexander
The lighthouse itself, which will now be half a century old, is located on a rather large artificial island in the Kabansky district of Buryatia. There is water all around, small islands and a kingdom of reeds. The lighthouse shows the way and does not allow ships that come from Baikal to Selenga to go astray. This is a ten-meter tower, on the top of which, at night, in the fog, after a certain time, the light of a lantern flashes and goes out.
You can get to the island only by water from the hunting base, which is not far from the village of Shigaevo. It's not easy living here. The most important thing is that there is no good source of energy. The lighthouse runs on batteries, which are far from new. Food is prepared using gas - cylinders are brought from the shore. There is no refrigerator, the TV is rarely turned on - they save electricity. It's not too bad with diesel fuel either. The city authorities allocate thirty liters for a month, but to sail a motorboat back and forth to the shore, you need forty liters. And the beacon keeper's salary is small. And, of course, there is no school.
In addition to monitoring the operation of the lighthouse, the responsibilities of the keepers include maintaining the “navigable environment.” This is the name of the pillars-passes and landmarks, which are the caretakers
placed on the river, making a kind of corridor for boats and boats. All this equipment also needs to be looked after, updated, and repaired.
In 1937, after the death of the first keeper, the Dmitrievs began working at the lighthouse. Vitaly Vasilyevich came for us in a light motor boat. The island met us with a strong, piercing wind.
“You really didn’t guess with the weather,” Alexandra Vasilievna, also the keeper and owner of the lighthouse and Vitaly Vasilyevich’s sister, met us. - What a risk - in this weather on a motorboat!
But the next day the lighthouse appeared in all its glory. On a small boat, Vitaly Vasilyevich shows the river and the place where Baikal begins. The Dmitrievs report every month to the Federal Water Transport Service in Ulan-Ude about all the changes taking place on it. It washes up new islands, the channels of channels change, new ones appear - then all this is plotted on the Selenga navigation map.
Ships sail here from May 10 to October 10. After that, the Dmitrievs work on a rotational basis—they act as guards.
“It’s hard in winter, if there’s frost and wind,” says Vitaly Vasilyevich. “I’ve been celebrating New Year’s here for many years. In winter it’s sometimes dreary, to be honest. And you will come to her
Mieux to Kabansk —pulls him back. Homeland, habit. Our whole family is like this. One sister has been living in Sochi for many years, but she misses the lighthouse. Both children and grandchildren are drawn here.
Vitaly Vasilyevich dreams that someday they will build a wind station at the lighthouse:
- How strong is the wind here! You could get enough energy. But I poked around and looked - there are no such things anywhere in the republic. A friend of mine traveled around Holland on a bicycle, so the whole country is covered in these windmills.
From non-traditional energy sources, there are small solar panels at the lighthouse. They work well, but their area is small. Dmitriev contacted an enterprise that produces batteries in Ulan-Ude. They didn't refuse:
— We’ll be happy to install whichever one you want. Three hundred thousand rubles - and use it.
But where can the Dmitrievs get that kind of money? But how many people the lighthouse has saved the lives of, how many people the keepers have warmed after accidents when cars fell through the ice, how much work was put into building the island, and now we have to literally fight to prevent it from being destroyed by water and wind.
Foreign ornithologists have visited the lighthouse more than once. The Germans spent two weeks trying to find some rare bird. Found.
Indeed, in the Selenga delta, many rivers and rivulets create a natural water biofilter. Birds understand this especially well. In April you can see a real bird market here. The Dmitrievs cannot leave this special place. Vitaly Vasilyevich called his sister from the north:
— Come, you can’t manage it alone. The dynasty will end. How do we leave the lighthouse?
So they continue the work of their grandfather and parents Vasily Mikhailovich and Alexandra Stepanovna and serve at the lighthouse.
Source: http://www.infpol.ru/
(autotranslated, could have mistakes)
Now the fourth generation of the family lives here: Vitaly Vasilyevich, the lighthouse keeper and the main person on the island, and his son Alexander
The lighthouse itself, which will now be half a century old, is located on a rather large artificial island in the Kabansky district of Buryatia. There is water all around, small islands and a kingdom of reeds. The lighthouse shows the way and does not allow ships that come from Baikal to Selenga to go astray. This is a ten-meter tower, on the top of which, at night, in the fog, after a certain time, the light of a lantern flashes and goes out.
You can get to the island only by water from the hunting base, which is not far from the village of Shigaevo. It's not easy living here. The most important thing is that there is no good source of energy. The lighthouse runs on batteries, which are far from new. Food is prepared using gas - cylinders are brought from the shore. There is no refrigerator, the TV is rarely turned on - they save electricity. It's not too bad with diesel fuel either. The city authorities allocate thirty liters for a month, but to sail a motorboat back and forth to the shore, you need forty liters. And the beacon keeper's salary is small. And, of course, there is no school.
In addition to monitoring the operation of the lighthouse, the responsibilities of the keepers include maintaining the “navigable environment.” This is the name of the pillars-passes and landmarks, which are the caretakers
placed on the river, making a kind of corridor for boats and boats. All this equipment also needs to be looked after, updated, and repaired.
In 1937, after the death of the first keeper, the Dmitrievs began working at the lighthouse. Vitaly Vasilyevich came for us in a light motor boat. The island met us with a strong, piercing wind.
“You really didn’t guess with the weather,” Alexandra Vasilievna, also the keeper and owner of the lighthouse and Vitaly Vasilyevich’s sister, met us. - What a risk - in this weather on a motorboat!
But the next day the lighthouse appeared in all its glory. On a small boat, Vitaly Vasilyevich shows the river and the place where Baikal begins. The Dmitrievs report every month to the Federal Water Transport Service in Ulan-Ude about all the changes taking place on it. It washes up new islands, the channels of channels change, new ones appear - then all this is plotted on the Selenga navigation map.
Ships sail here from May 10 to October 10. After that, the Dmitrievs work on a rotational basis—they act as guards.
“It’s hard in winter, if there’s frost and wind,” says Vitaly Vasilyevich. “I’ve been celebrating New Year’s here for many years. In winter it’s sometimes dreary, to be honest. And you will come to her
Mieux to Kabansk —pulls him back. Homeland, habit. Our whole family is like this. One sister has been living in Sochi for many years, but she misses the lighthouse. Both children and grandchildren are drawn here.
Vitaly Vasilyevich dreams that someday they will build a wind station at the lighthouse:
- How strong is the wind here! You could get enough energy. But I poked around and looked - there are no such things anywhere in the republic. A friend of mine traveled around Holland on a bicycle, so the whole country is covered in these windmills.
From non-traditional energy sources, there are small solar panels at the lighthouse. They work well, but their area is small. Dmitriev contacted an enterprise that produces batteries in Ulan-Ude. They didn't refuse:
— We’ll be happy to install whichever one you want. Three hundred thousand rubles - and use it.
But where can the Dmitrievs get that kind of money? But how many people the lighthouse has saved the lives of, how many people the keepers have warmed after accidents when cars fell through the ice, how much work was put into building the island, and now we have to literally fight to prevent it from being destroyed by water and wind.
Foreign ornithologists have visited the lighthouse more than once. The Germans spent two weeks trying to find some rare bird. Found.
Indeed, in the Selenga delta, many rivers and rivulets create a natural water biofilter. Birds understand this especially well. In April you can see a real bird market here. The Dmitrievs cannot leave this special place. Vitaly Vasilyevich called his sister from the north:
— Come, you can’t manage it alone. The dynasty will end. How do we leave the lighthouse?
So they continue the work of their grandfather and parents Vasily Mikhailovich and Alexandra Stepanovna and serve at the lighthouse.
Source: http://www.infpol.ru/
Сейчас здесь живет четвертое поколение семьи: Виталий Васильевич, смотритель маяка и главный человек на острове, и его сын Александр
Сам маяк, которому нынче будет полвека, расположен на довольно большом искусственном острове в Кабанском районе Бурятии. Кругом вода, маленькие островки и царство камыша. Маяк указывает путь и не дает сбиться с курса судам, которые заходят из Байкала в Селенгу. Это десятиметровая вышка, на вершине которой в темное время суток, в туман через определенное время вспыхивает и гаснет свет фонаря.
Попасть на остров можно только водным путем от охотничьей базы, что недалеко от села Шигаево. Жить здесь нелегко. Самое главное — нет хорошего источника энергии. Маяк работает на аккумуляторах, причем далеко не новых. Еду готовят на газе — баллоны завозят с берега. Холодильника нет, телевизор включают редко — экономят электричество. С соляркой тоже не густо. На месяц городское начальство выделяет тридцать литров, а чтобы сплавать на моторке к берегу туда и обратно, нужно сорок литров. Да и зарплата бакенщика невелика. И школы, естественно, нет.
Кроме того, что необходимо следить за работой маяка, в обязанности смотрителей входит обслуживание «судоходной обстановки». Так называются столбы-перевалы и вешки, которые смотрители расставляют на реке, делая своеобразный коридор для лодок и катеров. За всем этим хозяйством тоже надо присматривать, обновлять, ремонтировать.
В 1937 году, после смерти первого смотрителя, на маяке стали работать Дмитриевы. Виталий Васильевич приехал за нами на легкой моторной лодке. Остров встретил нас сильным, пронизывающим ветром.
— Вот уж не угадали вы с погодой, — встретила нас Александра Васильевна, тоже смотритель и хозяйка маяка и родная сестра Виталия Васильевича. — Риск-то какой — в такую погоду на моторке!
Зато назавтра маяк предстал во всей красе. На небольшом катерке Виталий Васильевич показывает реку и то место, где начинается Байкал. Обо всех изменениях, происходящих на ней, каждый месяц Дмитриевы докладывают в Федеральную службу водного транспорта в Улан-Удэ. Намывает новые острова, меняются русла проток, появляются новые — потом все это наносится на карту судоходства Селенги.
Суда ходят здесь с 10 мая по 10 октября. После этого Дмитриевы работают вахтовым методом — сторожат.
— Тяжеловато зимой, если мороз и ветер, — говорит Виталий Васильевич. — Новый год справляю здесь уже много лет. Зимой иногда тоскливо, честно сказать. А приедешь к семье в Кабанск — тянет обратно. Родина, привычка. У нас вся семья такая. Одна сестра уже много лет живет в Сочи, а по маяку тоскует. И дети, и внуки сюда тянутся.
Виталий Васильевич мечтает, что когда-нибудь поставят они на маяке ветряную станцию:
— Это ж какой силищи здесь ветер! Можно было бы достаточно энергии получить. Но потыкался, поискал — нигде в республике таких нет. Друг у меня путешествовал по Голландии на велосипеде, так там вся страна в этих ветряках.
Из нетрадиционных источников энергии стоят на маяке небольшие солнечные батареи. Служат исправно, но площадь их мала. Обращался Дмитриев в Улан-Удэ, на предприятие, производящее батареи. Там не отказали:
— С удовольствием установим, какую хотите. Триста тысяч рублей — и пользуйтесь.
Но где Дмитриевым взять такие деньги? А ведь скольким людям маяк спас жизнь, скольких смотрители обогрели после несчастных случаев, когда проваливались под лед машины, сколько труда было положено, чтобы соорудить остров, а сейчас приходится буквально бороться за то, чтобы его не разрушили вода и ветер.
Иностранные ученые-орнитологи не раз посещали маяк. Немцы две недели пытались найти какую-то редкую птицу. Нашли. Ведь в дельте Селенги множество рек, речушек создают природный водный биофильтр. Особенно хорошо это понимают птицы. В апреле здесь можно увидеть настоящий птичий базар. Бросить это особенное место Дмитриевы не могут. Сестру Виталий Васильевич вызвал с севера:
— Приезжай, одному уже не управиться. Династия прервется. Как оставим маяк?
Так и продолжают они дело своего деда и родителей Василия Михайловича и Александры Степановны и служат на маяке.
Источник: http://www.infpol.ru/
(autotranslated, could have mistakes)
Now the fourth generation of the family lives here: Vitaly Vasilyevich, the lighthouse keeper and the main person on the island, and his son Alexander
The lighthouse itself, which will now be half a century old, is located on a rather large artificial island in the Kabansky district of Buryatia. There is water all around, small islands and a kingdom of reeds. The lighthouse shows the way and does not allow ships that come from Baikal to Selenga to go astray. This is a ten-meter tower, on the top of which, at night, in the fog, after a certain time, the light of a lantern flashes and goes out.
You can get to the island only by water from the hunting base, which is not far from the village of Shigaevo. It's not easy living here. The most important thing is that there is no good source of energy. The lighthouse runs on batteries, which are far from new. Food is prepared using gas - cylinders are brought from the shore. There is no refrigerator, the TV is rarely turned on - they save electricity. It's not too bad with diesel fuel either. The city authorities allocate thirty liters for a month, but to sail a motorboat back and forth to the shore, you need forty liters. And the beacon keeper's salary is small. And, of course, there is no school.
In addition to monitoring the operation of the lighthouse, the responsibilities of the keepers include maintaining the “navigable environment.” This is the name of the pillars-passes and landmarks, which are the caretakers
placed on the river, making a kind of corridor for boats and boats. All this equipment also needs to be looked after, updated, and repaired.
In 1937, after the death of the first keeper, the Dmitrievs began working at the lighthouse. Vitaly Vasilyevich came for us in a light motor boat. The island met us with a strong, piercing wind.
“You really didn’t guess with the weather,” Alexandra Vasilievna, also the keeper and owner of the lighthouse and Vitaly Vasilyevich’s sister, met us. - What a risk - in this weather on a motorboat!
But the next day the lighthouse appeared in all its glory. On a small boat, Vitaly Vasilyevich shows the river and the place where Baikal begins. The Dmitrievs report every month to the Federal Water Transport Service in Ulan-Ude about all the changes taking place on it. It washes up new islands, the channels of channels change, new ones appear - then all this is plotted on the Selenga navigation map.
Ships sail here from May 10 to October 10. After that, the Dmitrievs work on a rotational basis—they act as guards.
“It’s hard in winter, if there’s frost and wind,” says Vitaly Vasilyevich. “I’ve been celebrating New Year’s here for many years. In winter it’s sometimes dreary, to be honest. And you will come to her
Mieux to Kabansk —pulls him back. Homeland, habit. Our whole family is like this. One sister has been living in Sochi for many years, but she misses the lighthouse. Both children and grandchildren are drawn here.
Vitaly Vasilyevich dreams that someday they will build a wind station at the lighthouse:
- How strong is the wind here! You could get enough energy. But I poked around and looked - there are no such things anywhere in the republic. A friend of mine traveled around Holland on a bicycle, so the whole country is covered in these windmills.
From non-traditional energy sources, there are small solar panels at the lighthouse. They work well, but their area is small. Dmitriev contacted an enterprise that produces batteries in Ulan-Ude. They didn't refuse:
— We’ll be happy to install whichever one you want. Three hundred thousand rubles - and use it.
But where can the Dmitrievs get that kind of money? But how many people the lighthouse has saved the lives of, how many people the keepers have warmed after accidents when cars fell through the ice, how much work was put into building the island, and now we have to literally fight to prevent it from being destroyed by water and wind.
Foreign ornithologists have visited the lighthouse more than once. The Germans spent two weeks trying to find some rare bird. Found.
Indeed, in the Selenga delta, many rivers and rivulets create a natural water biofilter. Birds understand this especially well. In April you can see a real bird market here. The Dmitrievs cannot leave this special place. Vitaly Vasilyevich called his sister from the north:
— Come, you can’t manage it alone. The dynasty will end. How do we leave the lighthouse?
So they continue the work of their grandfather and parents Vasily Mikhailovich and Alexandra Stepanovna and serve at the lighthouse.
Source: http://www.infpol.ru/
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- LUX-LH-000189
- Legacy node
- node:702
- Legacy URL
- /node/702/
- Drupal source type
- lighthouse
- Source system
- drupal_migration
- Source path
- /node/702
Source provenance
Forum sources
- Байкал. р. Селенга маякмаяки-россии / маяки-озера-байкал
Trusted References
Known external identifiers and review leads for Wikipedia, Wikidata, map, registry, and catalogue coverage. Search leads are not accepted evidence until reviewed. Field-level evidence is implied only when evidence scope or supported fields are explicit.
| Source | Status | Evidence scope | Reference | Review note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wikidata | search-candidate | Search / review | Resolve to a verified QID before treating as evidence. | |
| Wikipedia | search-candidate | Search / review | Useful for public descriptions and cross-checking, but text must be rewritten or quoted sparingly. | |
| OpenStreetMap | search-candidate | Search / review | Resolve to a stable node, way, or relation URL before acceptance. | |
| ARLHS | review-source | Search / review | Search the World List of Lights and add a verified ARLHS ID when found. | |
| Lighthouse Directory | review-source | Search / review | Use the regional directory page as a trusted catalogue lead; add the exact URL after review. |
Record identifiers
- Node
- 702
- Source type
- lighthouse
- Review class
- Lighthouse
- Wikidata class
- Q39715
- Created
- 07/09/2011 13:14:24 UTC
- Changed
- 30/09/2011 13:54:07 UTC
- Source path
- /node/702
All technical fields
- Status
- active Legacy archive claim · Байкал. р. Селенга
- Construction date
- Not recorded
- Tower height
- Not recorded
- Focal height
- Not recorded
- Light height
- Not recorded
- Light characteristic
- Not recorded
- Light number
- Not recorded
- Operation
- Not recorded
- Visibility
- Not recorded
- Legacy light IDs
- Not recorded
- Call sign
- Not recorded
- Lens / optics
- Not curated
- Latitude
- Not recorded
- Longitude
- Not recorded
Empty lighthouse fields are shown so review gaps are visible. Lens and optics are curated as heritage assets when evidence exists.