It is a red metal cylinder topped with the lantern room and balcony which rests upon a cylindrical stone base.

This light is computer controlled, powered by solar cells and batteries.

It was rebuilt in the early 19th century with a stone base topped with a wooden tower.

In 1990 the stone base began to collapse and steel reinforcements were installed.

[1][3] The Estonian Post Office issued a stamp commemorating the Keri Lighthouse on 15 January 2003.