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Footpath alongside the mill race, Hall Green
by A J Paxton geograph for square SP3582 A mill race is a channel constructed to conduct water away from a stream or... (more)
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top:Boundary, BarrierX
Cast Iron PostX
Former Mill RaceX
type:GeographX
former:Mill Race
subject:PathX
top:PathsX
top:Suburb, Urban FringeX
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Former railway bridge over a former mill race
by Ian Calderwood geograph for square SK1544 This bridge used to carry the North Staffordshire Railway Ashbourne Branch over... (more)
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Aston Lane crossing the old mill race
by Ian Calderwood geograph for square SK1832 This used to be a ford crossing the tail race of Foston Mill. It was culverted... (more)
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Old Sawmill Site
by valenta geograph for square NH7264 The site of this sawmill is marked on the first OS252 map surveyed in 1872. The... (more)
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top:Derelict, DisusedX
type:GeographX
top:Historic Sites and ArtefactsX
place:JemimavilleX
top:LowlandsX
former:Mill Race
subject:Mill Race
former:SawmillX
burn:Udale BurnX
top:Woodland, ForestX
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The remains of a sluice gate on Norbury Mill race
by Ian Calderwood geograph for square SK1242 The mill went out of use in 1955.
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top:Derelict, DisusedX
type:GeographX
top:IndustryX
former:Mill LeatX
former:Mill Race
subject:SluiceX
former:Sluice GateX
top:Village, Rural SettlementX
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Former mill race, Bishopton Mill
by Graham Robson geograph for square NZ3722 This appears to be the remains of the channel that carried water away from... (more)
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The Old Mill Race at Beechcote
by Mat Fascione geograph for square SO8278 |
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Former mill race rejoining the River Derwent
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square SK3635 Seen from York bridge, the footbridge onto the Holmes, near the centre of Derby.
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place:DerbyX
river:Derwent (Derbyshire)X
type:GeographX
former:Mill Race
top:Rivers, Streams, DrainageX
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Footbridge over Doveridge Mill stream
by Ian Calderwood geograph for square SK1133 Doveridge Corn Mill ceased operating in the late 19th century and the former... (more)
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