Hüvener Mühle
Hüven, Germany
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The Hüvener Mühle is a combined windmill and watermill built in 1802 in Hüven, a municipality in the Emsland district of Lower Saxony, Germany. As a dual-purpose milling installation, it represents an efficient approach to grain processing that exploited both wind and water power available in the region. Today it stands as a designated cultural heritage monument in Lower Saxony, preserving evidence of early nineteenth-century milling technology and rural industrial practice.
- Built
- Type
- windmill, watermill
- Heritage
- cultural heritage monument in Lower Saxony
- Place
- Hüven, Germany
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