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Kerrowcruin Mill

Archaeology

Modern mill leat.


The Ordnance Survey 1:2500 First Edition mapping of 1869 shows a group of buildings together with the annotation, 'Corn Mill'.


The mill complex has since been destroyed by coastal erosion. The mill was supplied by a leat and millpond, both of which however still survive and provide water to a modern fish farm.


Water is drawn from the river 380m upstream of the mill, the entrance to the leat being controlled by a weir and sluice located at SC3134590481. The leat extends for 160m before entering the millpond, at the other end of which a 130m leat connected the pond to the mill.


The leat survives in a functioning form as far as the overflow race (the grid reference provided refers to this point), at which point water is diverted through the fish farm.

Kerrowcruin, Kirk Michael

Connections

Book Chapters

  • Parish: Michael
  • Sheading: Michael
  • Grid Ref: SC3112290715

Sources

  • Isle of Man Heritage Environment Record
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