Clodock Mill: the waterwheel

Introduction

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Clodock Mill: the waterwheel

Image: © Martin Bodman Taken: Unknown

The waterwheel before restoration. It is an 18ft by 5ft 6in breastshot, powered by a leat from the river Monnow. The shrouds were cast by RR & W Miles of the Leominster Foundry in 1868. The wheel has since been restored to working order. See also http://www.clodockmill.com/

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.940375
Longitude
-2.981582