A list of allwindmills and windmill sites which lie in the currentCeremonial county ofKent.
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acrise | Elham Mill Elham Down Mill Manor Mill | Post | 1596 1610 1736 1769 | 1596 | Blown down in 1876.[1] | |
| Acrise | Elham Mill | Smock | 1878 | Working until June 1916. Demolished 6 July 1919.[1] | ||
| Acrise | Acrise Mill | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) south east of Acrise Church.[2] | |
| Adisham | Bekesbourne Mill | Smock | 1843 | Standing by 1843. Working until c. 1922. Burnt down 29 August 1933.[2] | ||
| Aldington | Aldington Mill TR 056 363 | Smock | 1878 | Working until c. 1908. Demolished 1910.[3] Base survives, used as a store.[4] |  | |
| Appledore | Horne Place Mill | Post | 1596 1736 | 1596 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north north east of Appledore Church.[5] | |
| Appledore | Court Lodge Mill | Post | 1596 | 1596 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) south west of Appledore Church. Demolished late C18th.[5] | |
| Appledore | Great Mill, Union Mill TQ 953 304 | Smock | 1791 | Demolished in 1909.[6] Base survives, converted into a house.[7] | ||
| Appledore | TQ 953 303 | Post | Moved fromPlayden,East Sussex.[6][Note 1] Demolished 1900. Part of the roundhouse survives as part of a farm building.[8][9] | |||
| Ash (near Sandwich) | Mount Ephraim Mill | Post | 1818 | Moved fromWoodnesborough.[10] Blown down 28 October 1955.[citation needed] | ||
| Ash (Sandwich) | (formed a pair with Mount Ephraim Mill) | Post | Demolished before 1879.[10] | |||
| Ash (Sandwich) | Ash Mill | Post | 1736 | 1736 | Stood north west of Knell Farm and 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north of Ash Church.[11] | |
| Ashford | Regent's Place Mill | Smock | 1870 | Moved to Badlesmere, 1872.[11] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Badlesmere | Boundgate Mill TR 010 532 | Smock | 1872 | Working until 1921.[12] Demolished 1938. Base survives, used as a store.[13][14] | ||
| Badlesmere Lees | Post | 1695 1736 | 1695 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south south west of Badlesmere Church.[12] | ||
| Bapchild | Bapchild Mill | Stood south ofWatling Street, 4 furlongs (800 m) east of Bapchild Church. Standing by 1843. Demolished by 1865.[12] | ||||
| Barfreston | Barfeston Mill | 1769 | 1769 | Standing in 1819.[12] | ||
| Barfreston | Barfreston Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Thought to have been standing c.1852. Base survived into the 1860s, converted to a house.[12] | |
| Barham | Barham Downs Mill | Post | 1596 1695 1736 | 1596 | ||
| Barham | Black Mill, Barham Downs Mill TR 214 510 | Smock | 1834 | Burnt down 3 March 1970. Derelict base survives.[15] |  | |
| Barham | Early C18th | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) east south east of Barham Church.[16] | ||||
| Barham | Breach Downs Mill | Smock | 1875 | Working in 1878. Demolished c.1900.[16] | ||
| Barham | Derringstone Mill[17] | Smock | 1855[17] | Stood near the site later occupied byBarham railway station. Moved toMargate in 1869.[16] | ||
| Barming | Barming Heath Mill | c.1800 | Burnt down 1805.[18] | |||
| Barming | Barming Heath Mill | 1829 | 1805 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north east of Barming Church. Standing in 1845, demolished c.1846, gone by 1853.[18] | ||
| Bearsted | Smock | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north west of Barming Church. Demolished by 1873.[19] | ||||
| Benenden | Beacon Mill (south) | Demolished by 1850.[20] | ||||
| Benenden | Beacon Mill (north) TQ 821 325 | Smock | 1821 | 1821 | Working until 1921. |   Media related toBeacon Mill, Benenden at Wikimedia Commons |
| Benenden | East End Mill | Post | Stood 2 miles 3 furlongs (3.8 km) east of Benenden Church. Demolished c.1870[20] | |||
| Bethersden | Old Mill TQ 929 407 | Post | 1596 1610 1736 1769 | 1555 | Moved to Biddenden (Paul Sharpe's Mill).[20] | |
| Bethersden | White Mill TQ 929 407 | Smock | Working until 1923.[21] Blown down in 1937.[22] |  | ||
| Bethersden | Little Mill (1st site) | Smock | Six-sailed saw mill. Moved fromSandgate. Moved to 2nd site.[23] | |||
| Bethersden | Little Mill (2nd site) | Smock | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north north east of Bethersden Church, near the Black Mill. A six-sailed saw mill moved from a location within Bethersden village. Demolished c.1896.[23] | |||
| Bethersden | Black Mill TQ 929 407 | Smock | c.1886 | Moved fromFolkestone. A saw mill, latterly worked by asuction gas engine. Demolished by 1933,[24] leaving the brick base, which was later demolished.[25] | ||
| Betteshanger | 1596 | 1596 | Stood north west of Betteshanger Church.[26] | |||
| Bicknor | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south south west of Bicknor Church. Demolished before 1865.[27] | ||
| Bidborough | Bidborough Mill TQ 561 435 | 1769 | 1769 | |||
| Bidborough | Bidborough Mill TQ 561 435 | Tower | 1858 | Working until c.1900. Converted to house in 2006. |  Media related toBidborough Windmill at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Biddenden | Beacon Hill Mill, Paul Sharpe's Mill TQ 8495 3706 | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Moved fromBethersden. Working until 1882. Demolished 1912.[28] | |
| Biddenden | Three Chimneys Mill, Cherry Clack Mill ApproximatelyTQ 815 378 | Smock | 1859[29] | Moved toPunnetts Town, Sussex in 1859.[29] | ||
| Biddenden | Town Mill TQ 85046 38171 | Smock | Working until 1914. Was being lived in during the 1930s.[30] Collapsed in 1946.[31] |  Media related toTown Mill, Biddenden at Wikimedia Commons | ||
| Birchington | Post | 1414 1596 1695 1719 | 1414[32] | Stood east of the Birchington Church.[30] | ||
| Birchington | Dentdelion Mill | 1610 1695 | 1610 | Stood north east of Birchington Church.[30] | ||
| Birchington | Quex Park Mill, Birchington Mill | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) south east of Birchington Church. Possibly moved within Birchington (Hudson's Mill).[30] | ||
| Birchington | Grove End Mill | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 furlong (200 m) west north west of Birchington Church.[33] | ||
| Birchington | Seed Mill | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north of Birchington Church, nearBirchington railway station.[33] | ||||
| Birchington | Hudson's Mill | Smock | May have been moved from within Birchington. Raised c.1850. Working until 1891. Demolished c.1900.[33] | |||
| Blean | Glover's Old Mill TR 125 607 | Smock | Standing by 1843. Demolished early C20th.[34] The base survives.[25][35] | |||
| Blean | Glover's New Mill | Smock | 1868 | Workinguntil 1922. Demolished 1924.[36] | ||
| Blue Bell Hill | Blue Bell Hill Mill TQ 747 621 | Smock | 1833 | 1833 | Blown down July 1890. Base survives.[37][38] | |
| Bobbing | Goord's Mill | Smock | 1857 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) south west of Bobbing Church. Demolished c.1902.[39] | ||
| Boughton Monchelsea | Haste Hill Mill | Smock | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north north west of Boughton Monchelsea Chruct. Burnt down in 1858.[40] | |||
| Boughton under Blean | Black Mill | Standing c.1850.[40] | ||||
| Boughton under Blean | Demolished before c.1850.[40] | |||||
| Boughton under Blean | Miles' Mill TR 058 595 | Smock | c.1793 | Working until 1931, latterly by engine.[40] Demolished in 1942 due to bomb damage. The base survives.[38] | ||
| Boughton under Blean | Richardson's Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north east of Boughton Church. Had ceased working by 1925.[41] Demolished during World War Two[42] | |
| Boxley | The Pilgrim's Way Mill | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) west of Boxley Church and south of thePilgrim's Way. Demolished between 1876 and 1880.[43] | ||||
| Boxley | Boxley Mill | 1837[44] | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south west of Boxley Church. Standing 1876, demolished by 1880.[45] | |||
| Brabourne | Brabourne Lees Mill | Smock | 1867 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south west of Brabourne Church. Burnt down c.1871.[46] | ||
| Bredgar | Dean's Hill Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) west north west of Bredgar Church. Demolished c.1909.[47] | |
| Bredhurst | Naylor's Mill TQ 792 619 | Smock | 1845 | Demolished c.1914.[48] | ||
| Brenchley | Pixett Hill Mill | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north west of Brenchley Church.[49] Standing in 1860.[50] | |
| Brenchley | Keys Green Mill, Kippings Cross TQ 647 397 | Tower | 1843 | Working until c.1916 when tailwinded, cap and sails blown off.[51] Demolished c. 1957, leaving a two-storey stump.[52] – c. 1963.[53] |  | |
| Brenzett | Brenzett Corner Mill | Post | 1596 1610 | 1596 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) south west of Brenzett Church.[54] | |
| Brenzett | Brenzett Corner Mill | Post | 1776 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) south west of Brenzett Church. Working into 1920s. Demolished 5 February 1925.[54] | ||
| Bridge | ½ mile E of church | Post | 1596 1719 | 1596 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) east of Bridge Church.[54] | |
| Bridge | ½ mile E of church | Smock | 1829 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south east of Bridge Church.[54] | ||
| Bridge | Bridge Mill | Smock | 1879 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north west of Bridge Church. Working until 1907.[55] Demolished in 1955.[56] | ||
| Broadstairs | St Peter's Mill | 1695 1736 | 1695 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north north east of St Peter's Church, Broadstars. A mill is also marked on the 1819-43Ordnance Survey map.[57][Note 2] | ||
| Broadstairs | Clairmont Mill[58] | Post[58] | 1596 1610 1719 1736 1769 | 1596 | Moved to Canterbury in 1858.[58] | |
| Broadstairs | Bradstowe Mill Pierremont Mill[58] | Smock | 1827[58] | Working until 1907.[57] Demolished in 1909.[58] |  | |
| Brook | Spelder's Hill Mill | Smock | 1820 | Demolished c.1912. Base was standing in 1933.[59] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canterbury (environs) | Standing c.1200[60] | |||||
| Canterbury (environs) | Standing c.1200[60] | |||||
| Canterbury | St Martin's Mill TR 161 578 | Tower | 1817 | Working until 1890, house converted in 1920. |  | |
| Canterbury | St Martin's Black Mill TR 162 576 | Smock | 1816[61] | Demolished 1868,[62] |  | |
| Canterbury | St Lawrence Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) south south west of St. Martin's Church, Canterbury. Burnt down 15 May 1873.[62] | ||
| Canterbury | Dane John Mill | Post | 1731 | 1839[50] | ||
| Canterbury | Franciscan Gardens Mill | Smock | 1846 | Stood1⁄5 mile (320m) north west ofCanterbury Castle.[63] | ||
| Canterbury | St Thomas Hill Mill | 1816 | Standing in 1856.[63] | |||
| Challock | Challock Lees Mill TR 0081 5105 | 1769 | 1769 | Burnt down 1779[64] | ||
| Challock | Challock Lees Mill | 1779[64] | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north north west of Challock Church. Burnt down, date unknown.[65] | |||
| Challock | Challock Lees Mill 2nd mill TR 0088 5093 | Smock | Struck by lightning and burnt down, 10 February 1906.[66] | |||
| Charing | Charing Mill, Field Mill TQ 957 503 | Smock | 1821 | 1821 | Working until 1891. House conversion. |  Media related toCharing Windmill at Wikimedia Commons |
| Charing | Charing Heath Mill | Smock | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) west of Charing Church. Demolished by 1870.[67] | |||
| Chartham | Hatch Green Mill | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north northwest of Chartham Church.[68] | ||||
| Chatham | Upberry Mill, Gilbert's Mill, Lower Chatham Hill Mill TQ 770 673 | Smock | 1596 1695 1736 1769 | 1596 | Working in 1885. Demolished autumn 1897.[69] | |
| Chatham | Star Mill Upper Chatham Hill Mill Austin's Mill TQ 778 666 | Smock | Demolished in 1925.[69] |  | ||
| Chatham | Cherry Tree Hall Mill TQ 759 674 | Smock | 1860 | Blown down c.1875. Base survived as a store until c.1900.[70] | ||
| Chatham | Chalk Pit Hill Mill TQ 760 670 | Smock | Burnt down 1836.[71] | |||
| Chatham | Chalk Pit Hill Mill, Field's Mill TQ 760 670 | Smock | 1837 | Working until, and demolished in, 1887.[72] | ||
| Chatham | Chalk Pit Hill Mill (2nd mill) | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south of St. Paul's Church, Chatham. Marked on anOrdnance Survey map produced between 1819 and 1843.[71] | ||||
| Chatham | New Road Mill, Feather Mill TQ 754 678 | Smock | Pre 1851[73] | Demolished c. 1890,[74] | ||
| Chatham | Ordnance Place Mill, Bacon's Mill, Belsey's Mill TQ 753 673 | Smock | 1845 | Used for grinding corn and pumping water. Demolished c. 1900. Base was standing in 1933,[75] but had been demolished by 1973.[42] |  | |
| Chatham | Ordnance Place Mill, Willis's Mill TQ 753 673 | Smock | 1839 | Demolished c. 1875.[76] | ||
| Chatham | Luton Mill, Mainwaring's Mill TQ 772 658 | Smock | 1848 | Moved fromSlough,Buckinghamshire. Burnt down autumn 1887.[77] | ||
| Chatham | Luton mill (2nd mill) | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south west of Luton Church. Formed a pair with Luton Mill.[78] | ||||
| Chevening | Chevening Mill | 1824[79] | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south of Chevening Church.[80] Standing in 1837, demolished c.1840.[79] | |||
| Chilham | Chilham Windmill | Mid C19th. | stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) north north east of Chilham Church.[80] | |||
| Chillenden | Chillenden Mill TR 268 546 | Post | 1695 1736 1769 | 1695 | Blown down in 1868.[80] | |
| Chillenden | Chillenden Mill TR 268 543 | Post | 1868 | Collapsed 26 November 2003.[81] Windmill World | ||
| Chillenden | Chillenden Mill TR 268 543 | Post | 2005 | Rebuild of mill blown down in 2003. |  Media related toChillenden Windmill at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Chislet | c.1200[60] | |||||
| Chislet | Chislet Mill TR 224 679 | Smock | 1744[82] | Burnt down 15 October 2005.[83] Windmill World | ||
| Chislet | Chislet Mock Mill TR 224 679 | Smock | 2012 | Residential mock mill. |  | |
| Cliffe | Dance's Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Burnt down c.1885.[84] | |
| Cliftonville | Gougher's Mill (east) | Smock | 1839 | Demolished November 1875 | ||
| Cliftonville | Gougher's Mill (middle) | Smock | 1839 | Burnt down after 1839 | ||
| Cliftonville | Gougher's Mill (west) | 1836 | Burnt down 27 February 1836.[85] | |||
| Cliftonville | Gougher's Mill (west) | Smock | 1839 | Demolished November 1875 | ||
| Cobham | Cobham Hall Mill | Post | 1596 1610 | 1596 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north ofCobham Hall.[86] | |
| Cobham | Darnley's Mill TQ 672 684 | Smock | 1852[50] | Struck by lightning and burnt down in 1903.[86] Base survives, house converted.[87] | ||
| Cowden | Polefields Mill | Stood about 4 furlongs (800 m) north of Cowden Church. Demolished by 1843.[86] | ||||
| Cranbrook | Windmill Hill Mill | Smock | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) west north west of Cranbrook Church. Moved to Sissinghurst (Crampton's Mill) c. 1814.[88] | |
| Cranbrook | Satin's Hill Mill | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile 5 furlongs (2.6 km) north east of Cranbrook Church. Gone by early C19th.[89] | ||
| Cranbrook | Cranbrook Common Mill | Smock | 1872 | Stood 1 mile 6 furlongs (2.8 km) north north east of Cranbrook church. Working until 1876. Demolished 9 August 1901.[90] |  | |
| Cranbrook | Union Mill TQ 779 359 | Smock | 1814 | Working until 1957, restored 1958-60. Tallest smock mill in the United Kingdom. |  Media related toUnion Mill, Cranbrook at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Crayford | May Place Mill | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) north of Bexley Church. Working until 1858.[91] Demolished c.1870.[92] | |
| Cudham | Biggin Hill Mill, Pimlico Mill | Post | 1829 | 1809[93] | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) south west of Cudham Church.[94] Demolished in 1885.[50] | |
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Last mention or demise | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dartford | Brent Mill | Smock | 1799[95] | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) east south east of Dartford Church. Working until 1886. Demolished c. 1901.[94] |  | |
| Dartford | Hall's Engineering Works, Hythe Street TQ 542 745 | 1795[96] | Demolished c. 1801.[97] | |||
| Deal | Upper Deal Mill | Post | 1596 1769 | 1596 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south of Upper Deal Church. Standing in 1840.[98] | |
| Deal | Upper Deal Mill | Smock | 1855 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south of Upper Deal Church. Demolished March 1929.[98] |  | |
| Deal | Wellington Mill | Smock | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) west ofDeal Castle. Demolished c.1890.[98] | |||
| Deal | Lower Deal Mill | Smock | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south west ofSandown Castle. Demolished c.1870.[99] | |
| Deal | North End Mill, Great Mill | Smock | 1767 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south west of Sandown castle. Burnt down c.1896.[99] | ||
| Deal | Sandown Castle Mill | 1829 | 1829 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south of Sandown Castle.[99] | ||
| Deal | Sandown Mill | Post | 1695 | 1695 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south of Sandown Castle.[99] | |
| Deal | Sandown Mill | Smock | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south of Sandown Castle.[99] Demolished c.1892.[100] | |||
| Deal | Walmer Road Mill | Smock | 1844 | Stood 1 furlong (200 m) south ofDeal Castle. Demolished early 1850s.[101] | ||
| Denton | Denton | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north east of Denton Church.[101] | ||
| Detling | Detling Mill | Smock | 1864[50] | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north east of Detling Church. Standing in 1866, demolished by February 1868.[102] | ||
| Doddington | Elvey's Mill, Jarvis's Mill TQ 93395 57405 | Smock | c. 1820 | Demolished 1937.[103] | ||
| Dover | Dover Castle, Mill Tower | Late C13th | Tower 22 had a windmill erected on it during the time ofStephen de Pencester (d.1303). The mill was demolished during theAnglo-American War under orders from theOrdnance Board.[104] | |||
| Dover | Buckland Brewery | Smock | 1798[105] | A pumping mill.[104] Demolished in the 1890s.[105] |  | |
| Dover | Infectious Diseases Hospital | Titt iron wind engine | 1893 | |||
| Dymchurch | Dymchurch Mill | Smock | 1829 | 1829 | Moved 200 yards (180 m) to a new site within Dymchurch at an unknown date.[104] | |
| Dymchurch | Dymchurch Mill | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south west of Dymchurch Church. Working until c.1882. Demolished c. 1905.[104] | ||||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eastchurch | Eastchurch Mill | Post | 1596 1610 | 1596 | Stood to the south west of Eastchurch Church.[106] | |
| East Farleigh | East Farleigh Mill | Smock | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) south east of East Farleigh Church. Burnt down in the 1830s or earlier.[107] | |||
| East Langdon | Martin Mill TR 34205 46515 | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Demolished c. 1954[108] | |
| Eastling | Eastling Mill TQ 958 555 | Smock | 1823 | Demolished c. 1912,[109] | ||
| Eastry | Post | 1596 1695 1736 | 1596 | Standing in 1839.[50] | ||
| Eastry | Lower Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1743 | Demolished 1926.[109] | |
| Eastry | Upper Mill TR 304 545 | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Working by wind until 1913, then by suction gas engine until 1959. House conversion. |  Media related toEastry Windmill at Wikimedia Commons |
| Eastry | (3rd mill) | Smock | Stood about 4 furlongs (800 m) south west of Eastry Church. Standing in 1833, burnt down, date unknown.[109] | |||
| Eastry | (4th mill) | Mid C19th | Stood about 4 furlongs (800 m) south west of Eastry Church.[109] | |||
| Eastry | Eastry Mill | 1736 | 1736 | Stood north of Eastry Church.[109] | ||
| Edenbridge | Edenbridge Mill TQ 444 457 | Tower | 1815 | Working until 1886. House converted 1990s. |  Media related toEdenbridge Windmill at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Egerton | (near church) | Smock | 1818 | Moved to Stone Hill, c.1818.[109] | ||
| Egerton | Stone Hill Mill TQ 908 471 | Smock | c.1818 | Blown down 2 December 1919.[110] Base survives, used as a store.[111][112] | ||
| Elham | Elham Mill | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north of Elham Church. Blown down, date unknown.[110] | |
| Elham | Bladblean Mill | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile 5 furlongs (2.6 km) north of Elham Church.[113] | ||
| Elham | Cullen's Hill Mill | Smock | c. 1820 | Stood 1 furlong (200 m) north of Elham Church. Working until c.1918, demolished in 1925 .[113] | ||
| Elmley | 1695 | 1695 | Stood south east of Elmley Chapel.[113] | |||
| Elmsted | Itinge Mill | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north of Elmsted Church. | ||
| Elmsted | Itinge Mill, Folly Town Mill | Post | c. 1865 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north of Elmsted Church. Moved from Petham (Mark's Folly Mill) c.1865. Collapsed c.1875.[113] | ||
| Elmsted | Stone Street Mill, The George Seed Mill (west) | Smock | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) east of Elmsted Church. Demolished c.1868 .[114] | |||
| Elmsted | Stone Street Mill, The George Seed Mill (east) | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) east of Elmsted Church. Demolished c.1876.[114] | |
| Elmsted | Bodsham Green Mill TR 106 456 | Smock | Stood 6 furlongs (1,200 m) north west of Elmsted Church. Working until 1890. Demolished c. 1895.[115] Base survives, used as a store.[116] | |||
| Eythorne | Upper Eythorne Mill | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) north east of Sibertswold Church.[117] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Farningham | Farningham Mill | Smock | 1820 | Moved to West Kingsdown in 1880. | ||
| Faversham | Forbes Road Mill, Gravel Pit Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) south west of Faversham Church. Demolished c.1910.[118] | ||
| Faversham | Hangman's Lane Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) south west of Faversham Church. Demolished c.1855.[118] | ||
| Faversham | Copton Mill TR 014 596 | Tower | 1863[108] | A pumping mill, tower stands, used as a store. | ||
| Fawkham | Fawkham Mill | 1719 | 1719 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) east of Fawkham Church.[118] | ||
| Folkestone | Cheriton Mill, Ashley Mill TR 205 373 | Smock | 1877 | Moved fromHythe. Working by wind until 1902, then by engine. Demolished in 1919, brick base built upon and used as a store.[119][120] | ||
| Folkestone | Cheriton Mill | 1843 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) east north east of Cheriton Church. Standing 1869, later burnt down.[121] | |||
| Folkestone | Cheriton Mill | Smock | Moved to Lympne.[122] | |||
| Folkestone | Folkestone Mill Foord Road Mill | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north of Folkestone Church and 4 furlongs (800 m) east ofFolkestone Central railway station.[122] Standing in 1833.[123] |  | |
| Folkestone | (on coast) | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south east of Foord Road Mill.[122] | |
| Folkestone | Dawson's Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south east of Folkestone Central railway station. Moved to Bethersden (Black Mill) in 1885.[122] | ||
| Frindsbury | Quarry Mill TQ 747 695 | Post | 1596 1610 1736 1769 | 1596 | Burnt down c.1850 .[124] | |
| Frindsbury | Prospect Hill Mill, Little Mill, Manwaring's Mill TQ 736 703 | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Struck by lightning and consequently demolished c.1886.[124] | |
| Frindsbury | Prospect Hill Mill, Great Mill, Rose's Mill TQ 736 703 | Smock | 1843 | Demolished c.1890. Base converted to a pair of cottages, which survive.[125][126] | ||
| Frindsbury | Kimmins' Mill TQ 741 701 | Smock | 1843 | Demolished c.1865.[127] | ||
| Frindsbury | Frindsbury Mill, House Mill TQ 741 701 | Smock | 1843 | Demolished 1931.[128] | ||
| Frinsted | Frinsted Mill | 1736 | 1736 | Stood north of Frinsted Church.[129] | ||
| Frittenden | Maplehurst Windmill | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north west of Frittenden Church. Demolished by 1836.[130] | ||||
| Frittenden | Sinkhurst Green Mill TQ 8127 4252 | Post | 1829 | 1829 | Possibly moved here from an unknown location. Working until theFirst World War.[131] Demolished early 1950s.[42][108] | |
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gillingham | Stedman's Mill TQ 7712 6905 | Smock | 1874 | Demolished c.1888.[132] | ||
| Gillingham | Stedman's Mill TQ 7715 6904 | Smock | 1839 | Moved from Snodland. Struck by lightning and burnt down 28 June 1892 | ||
| Gillingham | Charter Street mill Huggins' Mill | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north of St Mark's Church, Gillingham. Burnt down, date unknown.[132] | ||||
| Gillingham | Mulberry Tree Place Mill TQ 797 687 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) east of the Hastings ArmsPH.[132] | ||||
| Gillingham | Friday's Mill TQ 798 686 | Smock | 1839 | Demolished c.1896 .[133] | ||
| Goodnestone | Post | 1736 | 1736 | Stood south south west of Goodnestone Church.[134] | ||
| Goudhurst | Kilndown Mill[135] | Post[136] | 1770[135] | Moved to Nutley, Sussex c. 1817.[136] | ||
| Goudhurst | Town Mill TQ 7249 3794 | Smock | c. 1803 | Working until late 1870s. Demolished c.1890.[137] | ||
| Gravesend | Windmill Hill Mill | Post | 1596 | 1596 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) south of Gravesend church. Burnt down 1763.[138] | |
| Gravesend | Windmill Hill Mill (south) | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) south of Gravesend Church. Caught fire and remains demolished 1787.[138] | |
| Gravesend | Windmill Hill Mill (south) | Post | c.1787 | Woking until 1856. Later converted to acamera obscura. Burnt down 17 May 1900 to celebrate theRelief of Mafeking.[138] | ||
| Gravesend | Windmill Hill Mill (north) | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) south of Gravesend church, and 120 yards (110 m) north east of the southerly mill.[138] | |
| Gravesend | Denton Mill Sulphur Mill | 1812 | Stood 1 mile (1,600 m) east of Gravesend church and 150 yards (140 m) west of the Ship and Lobster PH. Demolished c.1872.[139] | |||
| Great Chart | Saw mill | Smock | 1888 | Stood 1 furlong (200 m) north east of Great Chart Church. A six-sailed saw mill moved fromPluckley. Demolished in 1928, leaving the base standing.[68] The base burnt down in the 1960s.[42] | ||
| Great Mongeham | Mongeham Mill | 1596 1695 1736 | 1596 | Stood south west of Great Mongeham church.[140] | ||
| Guilton | Guilton Mill Ash Mill TR 283 584 | Smock | Demolished October 1923.[141] Base remains, house converted.[111][142] | |||
| Guilton | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) west of Ash Church. Standing in 1854.[143] | ||
| Guilton | Smock | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) west of Ash Church. Standing in 1854.[143] | ||||
| Guilton | Good Intent Mill TR 283 584 | Smock | 1854 | Demolished c.1918.[143] | ||
| Guston | Swingate Mill TR 334 444 | Tower | 1849 | Working until 1959, House converted. |  | |
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Halstead | Smock | 1820[144] | Demolished in 1829.[145] | |||
| Harbledown | The Old Black Mill | Smock | 1780 | Working until 1890s. Demolished 9 July 1913.[146] | .jpg) | |
| Hartley | 1719 | 1719 | Stood about halfway between Midley Church and Hartley Church.[147] | |||
| Hartlip | Friday's Mill TQ 842 650 | Smock | 1596 1736 1769 | 1596 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north north east of Hartlip Church. Burnt down June 1887.[147] | |
| Hastingleigh | Staple Lees Mill Brown Town Mill | Post | 1736 | 1736 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north west of Hastingleigh Church.[148] | |
| Hawkhurst | Old Conghurst | 1719 | 1719 | Stood south of Hawkhurst Church, near Old Conghurst.[148] | ||
| Hawkhurst | Hawkhurst Horn | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) mprtj west of Hawkhurst Church. Said to have beenmoved to High Street site.[147] | |
| Hawkhurst | Pipsden | Post | 1736 | 1736 | Stood 1 mile 30 chains (2.2 km) north east of Hawkhurst Church. Standing in 1874.[147] | |
| Hawkhurst | High Street | Post | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north north west of Hawkhurst Church. Said to have been moved from another site in Hawkhurst. Demolished by 1880.[147] | |||
| Hawkhurst | Gun Green Mill | Post | Stood 1 mile 3 furlongs (2.2 km) north east of Hawkhurst Church.[147] | |||
| Hawkhurst | Gun Green Mill | Smock | Stood 1 mile 3 furlongs (2.2 km) north east of Hawkhurst Church. Moved to Four Throws c.1870.[147] | |||
| Hawkhurst | Four Throws Mill Nightingale's Mill | Smock | c.1870 | Stood 1 mile 1 furlong (1.8 km) east of Hawkhurst Church. Moved from Gun Green c.1870. Demolished in 1926.[149] |  | |
| Hawkinge | Old Mill | Smock | 1799[150] | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north east of Hawkinge Church. Working until 1902.[148] Collapsed in 1962.[42] | ||
| Hawkinge | Drellingore Mill | Smock | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) north east of Hawkinge Church.Moved to Ringwould (Ripple Mill) c.1810.[151] | |||
| Headcorn | Black Mill Crows's Foot Mill TQ 827 447 | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Demolished c.1910.[152] | |
| Headcorn | White Mill TQ 831 446 | Smock | 1819 | Was working in 1933.[153] Demolished 8 July 1952.[154] |  | |
| Herne | Beacon Hill Mill | Post | 1596 1610 1695 1736 1769 | 1511[155] | Demolished c.1781.[155] | |
| Herne | Herne Windmill TR 185 665 | Smock | 1781 | Working by wind until 1952, then by electric motor until 1980. Restored. |  Media related toHerne Windmill at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Herne Bay | The Bay Mill TR 180 660 | Smock | 1839 | Demolished in 1878.[156] | ||
| Higham | Rose's Mill TQ 719 715 | Smock | 1760 | Demolished April 1921,[157] base remains standing.[158] |  | |
| High Halden | High Halden Mill | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood near the DragonPH, moved within High Halden c.1800.[159] | |
| High Halden | High Halden Mill TQ 8970 3727 | Post | c.1800 | Working until c.1918, demolished by 1933 leaving the roundhouse,[160] which had been demolished by 1973.[42] |  | |
| Hildenborough | Watt's Cross mill TQ 558 494 | Smock | 1812 | Working until 1910.[161] Demolished in 1961, derelict base remains.[162][163] |  | |
| Hoath | Fuller's Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north east of Hoath Church. Working until 1912. Collapsed on 18 July 1919.[164] | ||
| Hoo | Hoo Common Mill | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north west of Hoo church. Demolished c.1799.[165] | |
| Hoo | Hoo Common Mill Ballard's Mill | Smock | 1799[50] | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north west of Hoo Church. Working until 1880s. Standing in 1905, demolished by 1933.[165] | ||
| Hythe | Post | 1809 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) east of St. Leonard's Church, Hythe and 2 furlongs (400 m) south south east ofHythe railway station. Moved to Ruckinge in the 1830s.[166] | |||
| Hythe | Stade Street | Smock | 1829 | 1829 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) south west of St. Leonard's Church, Hythe. Standing in 1889.[167] | |
| Hythe | Stade Street | Smock | 1829 | 1829 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) south west of St. Leonard's Church, Hythe. Moved to Cheriton (Ashley Mill) in 1877, base was left standing.[167] | |
| Hythe | Stade Street | Smock | 1829 | 1829 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) south west of St. Leonardd's Church, Hythe. Standing in 1829, demolished by 1877.[167] | |
| Hythe | Smock | 1860s | Demolished in the early 1860s'[167] | |||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Last mention or demise | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ide Hill | 1819[168] | Stood near the west side of Ide Hill Church.[167] Burnt down in 1836.[168] | ||||
| Ide Hill | Post | 1838[168] | Stood 100 yards (91 m) east of Ide Hill Church.[169] Demolished in the 1890s.[168] | |||
| Isle of Grain | Grain | 1596 1610 | 1596 | Stood near the village ofGrain.[170] | ||
| Isle of Grain | All Hallows | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) east south east of Allhallows Church.[170] | ||
| Isle of Grain | St Peter's | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 2 miles (3.2 km) south west of St Peter's Church. Standing in 1819.[170] | ||
| Iwade | Iwade Windpump TR 914 688 | Hollow Post | Windmill World | |||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kemsing | 1275[171] | 1275[171] | ||||
| Kennington | Kennington Lees Mill | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north west of Kennington Church. Demolished c.1878.[169] | |
| Kennington | Wind, Steam and Water Mill TR 032 454 | Smock | 1813 | Working until 1892s.[172] Demolished in 1952. Base survives, used as a store.[173][174] | ||
| Kingsdown | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north north east of Kingsdown Church.Demolished c. 1850s.[175] | |||||
| Kingsnorth | Millbank Place Mill | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north north west of Kingsnorth Church.[175] | ||||
| Kingsnorth | Kingsnorth Mill TR 001 391 | Smock | 1878 | Standing in 1892, demolished by 1933. Base survives, converted to house.[176][177] | ||
| Kingston | Reed Mill TR 174 499 | Tower | 1872 | Working until 28 March 1915. House converted 2009-10. |  | |
| Knockholt | Knockholt Mill | Tower | 1824[178] | Stood about 1 mile (1.6 km) east of Knockholt Church.[179]Working until 1882.[180] Demolished c.1886.[179] | ||
| Knockholt | Stoneings Mill | Post | 1824[178] | A miniature mill, some remains werein situ in 1956.[178] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lamberhurst | Windmill Farm | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north west of Lamberhurst Church. Gone by 1769.[179] | ||||
| Lamberhurst | Saw mill[52] TQ 675 360 | Smock[52] | c. 1890[52] | c. 1890[52] | ||
| Lamberhurst | Sussex Mill[136] | |||||
| Leeds | Brogden Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) west south west of Leeds Church. Demolished in 1883.[50][181] | ||
| Leigh | Stocks Green Mill TQ 558 478 | Smock | 1928 | Moved fromSidley, East Sussex.[182] Collapsed c. 1963[183][184] | ||
| Lenham | 12th century[185] | 12th century[185] | ||||
| Lenham | Town mill | Smock | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south west of Lenham Church. Demolished c.1843.[186] | |||
| Lenham | Town Mill | Smock | c. 1843 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south west of Lenham Church. Burnt down in 1904.[186] | ||
| Lenham | Downs Court Hill Mill | 1828 | Stood 1 mile 1 furlong (1.8 km) east north east of Lenham Church. Burnt down before 1881.[186] | |||
| Lenham | Lenham Heath Mill TQ 913 498 | Smock | 1769 | 1760 | Demolished in 1925.[187] Base survives, used as a store.[188] |  |
| Lower Stoke | ||||||
| Lower Stoke | (2nd mill) | Smock | Standing in 1905, gone by 1933 | |||
| Luddesdown | Henley Downs Mill | 1829 | 1829 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north west of Luddesdown Church. Blown downin 1856.[187] | ||
| Lydd | 1596 1610 1769 | 1596 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north west of Lydd Church.[187] | |||
| Lydd | Old Mill | Post | 1596 1610 1769 | 1596 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) south west of Lydd Church. Burnt down 26 February 1900.[187] | |
| Lydd | New Mill | Smock | 1805 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north east of Lydd Church. Working until 1920, latterly by steam engine. Burnt down 22 September 1927.[189] | .jpg) | |
| Lyminge | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north west of Lyminge Church. Standing in 1819, blown down, date unknown.[190] | ||
| Lyminge | Black Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north of Lyminge Church. Burnt down in September 1891.[191] | ||
| Lyminge | White Mill | Smock | c.1852 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north of Lyminge Church. Demolished in 1920.[191] |  | |
| Lympne | Smock | 1829 | 1829 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) west north west of Lympne Church. Moved from Cheriton, Folkestone. Blown down in November 1891.[192] | ||
| Lynsted | Claxfield, Seed Mill | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north of Lynsted Church. Gone by the 1850s.[192] | ||||
| Lynsted | Union Mill | Smock | 1736 | 1736 | Stood 7 furlongs (1,400 m) south east of Lynsted Church. Standing in 1870, demolished "a few years later".[193] | |
| Lynsted | Champion's Mill TQ 944 613 | Smock | 1843 | Standing in 1933. Gone by 1940.[194] Base survives, used as a store.[195] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maidstone | Sandling Road TQ 758 561 | Smock | 1819 | 1819 | Gone by 1834. Site now occupied byMaidstone East railway station.[196] | |
| Margate | Humber's Mill Chamber's Mill | 1695 1719 1736 | 1695 | Stood 2 miles (3.2 km) north west of St Lawrence Church, Ramsgate.[197] | ||
| Margate | 1695 1719 | 1695 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) south east of Margate Church. Gone by 1847.[197] | |||
| Margate | Drapers Mill Old Mill TR 363 700 | Smock | c. 1847 | Windmill World |  Media related toDraper's Mill, Margate at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Margate | Little Draper's Mill | Smock | c.1869 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) south east of Margate Church. Moved from Barham. Standing in 1903, gone by 1933, base survived then.[197] |  | |
| Margate | Pumping Mill | Tower | 1872 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) south east of Margate church. Five-sailed pumping mill. Standing in 1894, gone by 1933.[198] | ||
| Margate | Town Mill | 1719 | 1719 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north west of Draper's Mill. Working in 1889.[199] | ||
| Margate | Nayland Mill | 1801 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) west of Margate Church. Said to have been moved within Margate to site later occupied by Draper's Mill.[197] | |||
| Margate | Hooper's Mill | Horizontal | 1791[200] | Demolished c. 1828[108] |  | |
| Meopham | Meopham Mill TQ 639 653 | Smock | 1801 | Working by wind until 1929, then by engine until 1965. Restored. |  Media related toMeopham Windmill at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Meopham | Priestwood Mill | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south south east of Meopham Church. Demolished in the 1850s.[201] | ||
| Milton | Chalkwell Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) west of Sittingbourne Church. Standing in 1878.[202] | ||
| Milton Regis | Meade Mill | Smock | 1878 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north west of Milton Regis Church.[203] Struck by lightning and burnt down 15 August 1954.[204] | ||
| Minster, Sheppey | Pigtail Corner Mill | 1596 1610 | 1596 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) east of Minster Church.[205] | ||
| Minster, Sheppey | Pigtail Corner Mill | Smock | 1695 1769 | 1695 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) east of Minster Church. Working in 1878. Burnt down in 1889.[205] | |
| Minster, Sheppey | 1819 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south east of Minster Church.[205] | ||||
| Minster, Thanet | Minster Mill | Post | 1596 1610 1695 1719 | 1596 | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) north east of Minster Church.[205] | |
| Minster, Thanet | Minster Mill | Smock | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) north east of Minster Church. Standing in 1882.[206] | |||
| Minster, Thanet | Minster Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) north east of Minster Church. Standing in 1875, gone by 1882.[206] | |
| Molash | Molash Mill TR 02180 51955 | Smock | 1843 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south west of Molash Church. Standing in 1877.[140] | ||
| Monkton | 1198[207] | 1205[207] | ||||
| Monkton | Monkton Mill | 1596 1610 1695 1719 1736 1769 | 1596 | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) north east of Monkton Church. Said to have been moved to Sarre.[208] | ||
| Murston | Murston Mill | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north east of Murston Church.[209] | ||||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newchurch | Newchurch Mill TR 058 313 | Tower | 1810 | Demolished c.1906. Stump remains.[209][210] |  | |
| Newington | Newington Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north of St. Lawrence Church, Ramsgate. Standing in 1933.[211] |  | |
| Newington | Newington Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) south west of Newington Church. Standing in 1884, gone by 1933.[211] | ||
| Newnham | Newnham Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 30 chains (600 m) north of Newnham Church. Dismantled 1876, tower burnt 5 November 1876.[212] | ||
| New Romney | Post | 1596 | 1500 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north north west of New Romney Church.[213] | ||
| New Romney | New Romney Mill Old Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Stooc 3 furlongs (600 m) north north west of New Romney Church, Standing in 1903, gone by 1933.[213] |  |
| New Romney | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 5 furlongs (1.0 km) north east of New Romney Church.[213] | |||
| Nonington | Nonington Mill | 1596 1695 1736 | 1596 | Stood 1 mile 1 furlong (1.8 km) east south east of Nonington Church. | ||
| Nonington | Nonington mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 1 mile 1 furlong (1.8 km) east south east of Nonington Church. Working by wind until 1905, then by engine.[212] Burnt down 9 May 1965.[214] | ||
| Nonington | Seed Mill | Smock | Stood 1 mile 1 furlong (1.8 km) east south east of Nonington Church and 200 yards (180 m) south east of Nonington Mill. Demolished in 1905 =.[212] | |||
| Northbourne | 1596 1736 | 1596 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south west of Northbourne Church.[215] | |||
| Northbourne | Old Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) west north west of Northbourne Church.[215] Demolished 15 February 1957[214] | |
| Northbourne | New Mill TR 331 521 | Smock | 1848 | Working by wind until 1949, then by electric motor until 1957. House converted in 1976. |  Media related toNew Mill, Northbourne at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Northfleet | The Hive | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) west north west of Northfleet Church.[216] | ||||
| Northfleet | Stone Bridge | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north west of Northfleet Church.[216] | ||||
| Northfleet | Stone Bridge (2nd mill) | 1843 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north west of Northfleet Church. Standing in the 1850s.[216] | |||
| Northfleet | Fiveash Mill | 1843 | Stood 30 chains (600 m) north of Perry Street Church. Demolished in 1900s.[216] | |||
| Northfleet | Rosherville | Tower | 1832 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) east south east of Northfleet Church. Working until c.1894. Demolished c.1916.[217] | ||
| Northwood | Thanet Mill TR 370 670 | Tower | 1843 | Demolished in 1961.[42] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oare | Oare Windmill TR 009 625 | Tower | 1821 | 1821 | House converted 1963. |  |
| Oare | Oare Marshes TR 012 628 | smock | A windpump, standing derelict in 1933.[218] Some remnants extant in 1973.[219] | |||
| Old Romney | Post | 1190[60] | ||||
| Old Romney | Post | 1596 1610 1736 | 1596 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) west of Old Romney Church.[213] | ||
| Old Romney | Post | 1596 1736 | 1596 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north west of Old Romney Church.[213] | ||
| Ospringe | Water Lane Mill TR 014 596 | Smock | 1878 | Demolished c.1915.[220] |  | |
| Ospringe | Union House | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north of Ospringe Church.[220] | ||||
| Ospringe | Union House (2nd mill) | Smock | 1843 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north of Ospringe Church. Burnt down c.1910.[220] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pegwell Bay | 1828 | Demolished c. 1830.[220] | ||||
| Penenden Heath | Penenden Heath Mill | Smock | 1800[50] | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) south of Boxley Church. Moved to Folkestone (Dawson's Mill) c. 1840.[221] | ||
| Petham | Mill Downs Mill | Post | 1829 | 1829 | Stood close to Petham Church. Moved to Stelling Minnis (Brambleton Mill) c.1850.[222] | |
| Petham | Mark's Folly Mill Duckpit Mill | Post | 1865 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south west of Petham Church. Moved to Elmsted (Itinge Mill) c.1865.[223] | ||
| Petham | Chequers' Mill | Smock | 1821 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) east of Petham Church. Burnt down 1 April 1900.[224] | ||
| Pluckley | Pluckley Mill TQ 9240 4563 | Smock | 1872 | Working until 1916.[225] Burnt down 1939.[42] |  | |
| Pluckley | Padgham's Mill | Smock | A six-sailed saw mill. Moved to Great Chart.[68] | |||
| Postling | Postling Mill | Post | 1596 1719 | 1596 | Stood to the north west of Postling Church.[226] | |
| Preston next Faversham | Preston Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south of Preston Church. Working until 1919, latterly by steam engine.[227] Demolished in 1943.[42] |  | |
| Preston next Wingham | Old Mill Dunn's Mill TR 257 608 | Smock | 1778 | Working by wind until 1916, then by engine into 1930s.[228] Demolished in 1959, leaving the base.[42][229] | ||
| Preston next Wingham | New Mill Solly's Mill | Smock | 1852 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north west of Elmstone Church. Demolished in 1912.[230] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Queenborough | Queenborough Mill | 1843 | Stood close to, and east of, Queenborough Church. Burnt down before 1860.[230] | |||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ramsgate | St. Lawrence | 1596 1719 1769 | 1596 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) east of St Lawrence Church, Ramsgate.[230] | ||
| Ramsgate | Grange Road Mill | 1719 | 1719 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south south east of St Lawrence Church, Ramsgate. Standing in 1819, gone by 1872.[230] | ||
| Ramsgate | Grange Road Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south south east of St Lawrence Church, Ramsgate. Standing in 1905, demolished by 1930, when the base was standing.[231] Base demolished by 1973.[232] |  | |
| Ramsgate | Hereson Mill | Smock | 1872 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) inland of the East Cliff. Burnt down c.1890.[233] | ||
| Reculver | 1195[60] | |||||
| Richborough | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north east ofRichborough Castle. Standing in 1787.[234] | |||
| Richborough | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north east ofRichborough Castle. Standing in 1787.[234] | |||
| Ringwould | TR 362 490 | Post | 1695 | 1695 | ||
| Ringwould | Ripple Mill TR 362 490[235] | Smock | c. 1810 | Working until Second World War, stripped of machinery 1957 and converted to transmitter station. Now restored to working order. |  Media related toRipple Mill, Ringwould at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Rochester | Star Hill Mill The Old Mill TQ 746 678 | 1787 | Demolished c.1865.[236] | |||
| Rochester | Star Hill Mill Friday's Mill TQ 746 678 | 1843 | Burnt down in 1852.[237] | |||
| Rochester | Star Hill Mill Boy's Mill Belsey's Mill TQ 747 679 | Smock | 1877 | Demolished 1890–95.[237] | ||
| Rochester | Delce Mill TQ 744 674 | Smock | 1853 | Demolished May 1946.[238] |  | |
| Rochester | Borstal Hill Mill TQ 731 666 | c.1870 | Demolished in 1885.[239] | |||
| Rochester | Church Mill Horsnaill's Mill TQ 740 679 | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Demolished c.1880.[240] | |
| Rochester | Zenith Mill Huggin's Mill ApproximatelyTQ 740 679 | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Burnt down 1820s or 1830s.[241] | |
| Rochester | St Margaret's Mill ApproximatelyTQ 740 679 | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Standing in 1798.[242] | |
| Rodmersham Green | Rodmersham Green Mill | Tower | 1835 | Working until 1917.[243] Demolished in 1969.[42] |  | |
| Rolvenden | Rolvenden Mill TQ 838 315 | Post | 1596 1610 1769 | c. 1580[244] | Working until c.1885. Restored in 1957. |  Media related toRolvenden Windmill at Wikimedia Commons |
| Ruckinge | Ruckinge Mill ApproximatelyTR 029 335 | Post | 1830s | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) east of Ruckinge Church. Moved from Hythe. Demolished c.1912 leaving the roundhouse, which was demolished c.1924.[245] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sandgate | Saw mill | Smock | A saw mill. Moved to Bethersden (Little Mill).[246] | |||
| Sandhurst | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 mile 1 furlong (1.8 km) north east of Sandhurst Church. Moved to Boxhurst Farm by 1793.[246] | ||
| Sandhurst | Boxhurst Farm Mill | Post | 1793 | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) east north east of Sandhurst Church. Blown down c.1842.[246] | ||
| Sandhurst | Ringle Crouch Green Mill TQ 804 284 | Smock | 1844 | Working until 1912. Demolished in 1945, leaving the base standing. Modern electricity-generating residential mock mill built on base in 1997. |  Media related toRingle Crouch Green Mill, Sandhurst at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Sandwich | St Mary's Mill[214] | Post | 1695 1736 | 1608 | Stood north west of the town.[247] | |
| Sandwich | Canterbury Gate Mill[214] | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood north west of the town. Working in 1842.[247] | |
| Sandwich | Black Mill | Smock | 1870s | Stood north west of the town. Burnt down c. 1910.[247] | ||
| Sandwich | White Mill TR 322 586 | Smock | 1760 | Worked by wind until 1926, then by engine until 1957. Restored in 1960s. |  Media related toWhite Mill, Sandwich at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Sandwich | Millwall Mill Town Mill | Smock | 1878 | Stood near St Clement's Church, Sandwich. Standing in 1878, burnt down unknown date.[247] |  | |
| Sandwich | Millwall | Post[214] | Gone by c. 1850.[247] | |||
| Sandwich | Millwall (3rd mill)[214] | Post[214] | ||||
| Sandwich | Sandown Gate Mills[214] | Post x3[214] | ||||
| Sandwich | St Bart's Mill[214] | Post[214] | ||||
| Sarre | Sarre Windmill TR 259 651 | Smock | 1820 | Working by wind until 1920, then by gas engine for a few years later. Restored 1986-91. |  Media related toSarre Windmill at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Selling | Shottenden Mill Perry Wood Mill | Post | 1596 1736 1769 | 1596 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) south of Selling Church. Working until 1910, Demolished c.1920.[248] |  |
| Sellindge | Stone Hill Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north of Sellindge Church. Working in 1884. Demolished c.1898.[249] | ||
| Sevenoaks | Near "The Vine" | Post | Said to have been moved to West Kingsdown,[250] there by 1804. Modern research places extreme doubt on the move and considerable doubt on the very existence of this mill.[251] | |||
| Sevenoaks | Knott's Mill Tubs Hill Mill | 1792 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north west of Sevenoaks Church.[249] Demolished during the winter of 1870-71.[252] | |||
| Sevenoaks | Hubbards Hill Mill | 1669 | Stood on Sevenoaks Common.[253] | |||
| Sevenoaks | Hubbard Hill Mill | Smock[254] | 1747[254] | Stood on Sevenoaks Common.[253] Moved to Sevenoaks Weald in 1856.[254] | ||
| Sevenoaks | Melregge (Witley Woods) | 1388 | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) south west of Sevenoaks Church.[253] | |||
| Sevenoaks | Bradbourne Mill[255] | Post[255] | 1904[255] | Blown down 1912.[255] Modern research finds absolutely no evidence that this mill ever existed. Believed to be aPiltdown Man hoax.[256] | ||
| Sevenoaks Weald | Smock[257] | 1862[50] | 1856[257] | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south west of Weald Church.[258] Moved from Sevenoaks (Hubbards Hill).[257] Working in 1880,[258] demolished in 1890s.[257] | ||
| Sheerness | Great Mill Ride's Mill TQ 921 746 | Smock | 1829 | 1816 | Working by wind until 1905, then by steam engine until 1918. Demolished in 1924, leaving the base standing. Residential mock mill built on base in 2006-08. |  Media related toGreat Mill, Sheerness at Wikimedia Commons |
| Sheerness | Mile Town, Little Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south east of Sheerness Church. Burnt down 7 February 1862.[259] | ||
| Sheerness | Hundred Acre Mill Marine Town Mill Sea View Mill TQ 924 750 | Tower | 1860 | Demolished in 1878, leaving a stump,[259] which survives[260] |  | |
| Sheldwich | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 5 furlongs (1,000 m) west of Sheldwich Church.[261] | |||
| Shepherdswell, or Sibertswold | Shepherdswell Mill | Smock | 1857 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north of Shepherdswell Church. Standing in 1910, gone by 1933.[261] | ||
| Shorne | Post | 1315[262] | ||||
| Shorne | Shorne Mill | Post | 1596 1610 | 1596 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north west of Shorne Church.[263] Struck by lightning and consequently demolished.[264] | |
| Shorne | Shorne Mill TQ 689 713 | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Working until 1870, converted to observatory in 1890s.[263] Burnt down in 1952.[264] Major timbers survived as late as 1986.[265] | |
| Sissinghurst | Crampton's Mill TQ 789 376 | Smock | 1843 | Moved fromHartley.[266] Demolished on 27 November 1951.[267] | ||
| Sittingbourne | Smock | 1843 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) west of Sittinbourne Church. Standing in 1880, burnt down at an unknown date.[268] | |||
| Smarden | West Mill Town mill Corne's Mill TQ 879 420 | Post | 1769 | 1680 | Working until at least 1899.[269] Collapsed in 1953.[270] Windmill World |  Media related toWest Mill, Smarden at Wikimedia Commons |
| Smarden | East Mill Black Mill TQ 884 429 | Smock | 1804 | Working until 1923. Standing in 1933,[271] gone by 1953.[42] | ||
| Snargate | 1610 | 1610 | Stood south of Snargate Church.[271] | |||
| Snodland | Smock | c.1839 | Moved to Gillingham (Stedman's) c.1839.[271] | |||
| Southborough | Southborough Common TQ 575 424 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south west of Southborough Church.[272] | ||||
| Southfleet | Betsham Mill | Post | 1829 | 1829 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north west of Southfleet Church. Demolished c.1873, leaving the base standing. Base had been demolished by 1933.[272] | |
| Southfleet | Troy's Island | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) west of Southfleet Church.[273] | ||||
| Stanford | Stanford Mill TR 128 378 | Tower | 1857 | Working by wind until 1946, then by engine until 1961. Under restoration. |  | |
| Stansted | Stansted Mill | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south south east of Stansted Church.[274] | ||
| Staple | Barnsole Mill | 1870s | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) east south east of Staple Church. Burnt down c.1914.[275] |  | ||
| Staplehurst | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 1 furlong (200 m) west of Staplehurst Church.[276] | |||
| Staplehurst | Staplehurst Mill TQ 787 430 | Smock | 1805[277] | Working until 1880s. Burnt down 22 June 1911, leaving the base.[276][278] |  | |
| Stelling Minnis | Brambleton | 1736 | 1736 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south of Stelling Minnis Church.[279] | ||
| Stelling Minnis | Brambleton | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south of Stelling Minnis Church.[279] | ||
| Stelling Minnis | Brambleton Mill | Post | c. 1850 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south of Stelling Minnis Church. Standing in 1881.[279] | ||
| Stelling Minnis | TR 146 466 | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Demolished in 1866.[280] | |
| Stelling Minnis | Davison's Mill TR 146 466 | Smock | 1866 | Working until 1970, restored. |  Media related toDavison's Mill, Stelling Minnis at Wikimedia Commons | |
| St Margaret's at Cliffe | Mill Close Mill | Post | 1596 1695 1736 | 1596 | Stood to the north west of St Margaret's at Cliffe church.[281] | |
| St Margarets Bay | St Margaret's Bay Mill TR 363 436 | Smock | 1929 | Built to generate electricity. | ||
| St Nicholas at Wade | 1719 | 1719 | Stood about 6 furlongs (1.2 km) west of St Nicholas at Wade Church.[281] Standing in 1719, demolished by 1791.[282] | |||
| Stockbury | 1736 1769 | 1769 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south west of Stockbury Church.[280] | |||
| Stodmarsh | Wickhambreux Mill TR 233 604 | Hollow Post[283] | Mid-19th century[283] |  | ||
| Strood | Strood Hill Mill TQ 733 693 | Smock | 1843 | Demolished c.1860.[284] | ||
| Strood | Field's Mill TQ 730 700 | 1843 | Burnt down c.1875.[285] | Image on Medway Council website | ||
| Strood | Killick's Mill TQ 730 700 | Smock | 1843 | Standing in 1891, gone by 1933.[286] | Image on Medway Council website | |
| Sutton Valence | Town Mill TQ 815 493 | Smock | c. 1720 | Demolished in 1945,[287] leaving the base, which is now house converted.[288] |  | |
| Sutton Valence | Five Wents Mill | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north east of Sutton Valence Church. Demolished by 1875.[289] | ||||
| Swingfield | Old Mill | Post | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) west of Swingfield Church.[290] | |||
| Swingfield | Old Mill | Smock | 1872 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) west of Swingfield Church. Blown down in 1884.[290] | ||
| Swingfield | New Mill | Smock | 1885 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) west of Swingfield Church. Burnt down in August 1911.[290] | ||
| Swingfield | Selstead Mill | Smock | 1880 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) north west of Swingfield Church. Struck by lightning and burnt down, spring 1885.[291] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tenterden | Shoreham Lane | Post | 1599 | Stood 1 mile 3 furlongs (2.2 km) north of Tenterden Church. Standing in 1686.[292] | ||
| Tenterden | NW of church | Stood 5 chains (100 m) north west of Tenterden Church. Marked on an Ordnance Survey map published between 1858 and 1872.[293] | ||||
| Tenterden | Mill Farm | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 5 furlongs (1.0 km) north east of Tenterden Church. Standing in 1819, gone by 1851.[293] | ||
| Tenterden | Goods Hill Mill | Post | c. 1807 | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) north west of Tenterden Church. Working until 1890. Demolished in 1896.[293] | ||
| Tenterden | Ashbourne Mill | Post | 1807 | Stood 1 mile 1 furlong (1.8 km) west south west of Tenterden Church. Working until 1910. Demolished in December 1912.[294] |  | |
| Tenterden | Leigh Green Mill | Smock | 1818 | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) east south east of Tenterden Church. Burnt down on 26 November 1913.[295] | ||
| Teynham | Conyer Quay | Smock | 1850s | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north of Teynham Church. Standing in 1850s.[295] | ||
| Throwley | Parsonage Mill | Smock | 1736 | 1736 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) north east of Throwley Church. Working in 1884.[296] | |
| Throwley | Clare's Forstal Mill | Smock | 1872 | Stood 7 furlongs (1.4 km) south south west of Throwley Church. Demolished in 1915.[296] |  | |
| Tonbridge | Uridge's Mill | Post | 1843 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north ofTonbridge Castle. Standing in 1868. Demolished c.1872.[297] | ||
| Tonge | Tonge Mill | 1815 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) south south west of Tonge Church.[298] Standing in 1834.[299] | |||
| Tunbridge Wells | Calverley Mill | Smock[300] | 1769 | 1769 | Stood near St Peter's Church, Tunbridge Wells. Demolished c.1860, Machinery used in a windmill atCrowborough.[301] | |
| Tunbridge Wells | Culverden Mill | Post | 1832 | Stood 30 chains (600 m) west of St John's Church, Tunbridge Wells. Demolished c.1870.[302] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ulcombe | Ulcombe Hill Mill | 1769[50] | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) south south east of Ulcombe Church. Demolished c.1850s.[303] | |||
| Ulcombe | Windmill Hill Mill | Smock | 1878 | Stood 5 furlongs (1.0 km) east south east of Ulcombe Church. Working until 1892. Demolished on 16 July 1911.[304] | ||
| Upchurch | Wakeley's Mill TQ 8324 6717 | Smock | 1843 | Burnt down in September 1910'[305] |  | |
| Uphill | Uphill Mill Hawkinge Mill | Smock | 1790 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) west north west of Uphill Church. Working until 1914. Demolished in May 1931.[306] | ||
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Walmer | Post | 1736 | 1736 | Stood south west of Walmer Church.[307] | ||
| Waltham | Cloke's Mill TR 109 488 | Smock | 1872 | Working until early 1900s. Blown down on 11 February 1931,[307] leaving the base.[308] | ||
| Waltham | Dilnot's Old Mill TR 110 490 | Smock | c.1850 | Working until c.1908. Collapsed on 20 May 1910.[309] | ||
| Warehorne | 1596 | 1596 | Stood east of Warehorne Church.[309] | |||
| Warehorne | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north west of Warehorne Church. Demolished c.1900.[309] | ||
| Westerham | Newland Mill[310] | Horizontal windmill | 1792[310] | Standing in 1809.[311] | ||
| Westerham | Windmill Bank | Post | 1596 1610 | 1596 | Standing in 1666, marked on maps to mid-C17th.[312] | |
| Westerham | Hosey Common Mill Hosey Hill Mill | 1830[313] | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south south east of Westerham Church.[314] Burnt down, mid-1870s.[313] | |||
| Westerham | Farley Mill | Post | 1761[313] | Marked on a map dated 1825.[315] | ||
| Westhalimot Isle of Thanet | c.1200[60] | |||||
| West Hougham | West Hougham Mill TR 268 402 | Smock | 1802[108] | Collapsed 1951[108] Windmill World | ||
| West Kingsdown | Old Mill | Post | 1843 | Burnt Down May 1909 |  | |
| West Kingsdown | West Kingsdown Mill TQ 582 623 | Smock | 1880 | Windmill World |  Media related toWest Kingsdown Windmill at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Westwell | Tutt Hill Mill | 1878 | Stood 1 mile 2 furlongs (2.0 km) south west of Westwell Church. Burnt down in 1880.[314] | |||
| Whitfield | Whitfield Mill | Smock | 1805[50] | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) west of Whitfield Church. Demolished c.1916.[314] | ||
| Whitstable | Borstal Hill TR 105 652 | 1736 | 1736 | |||
| Whitstable | Black Mill TR 105 652 | Smock | 1815 | Working until c.1905. Subsequently converted to a motel, now a house. |  Media related toBlack Mill, Whitstable at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Whitstable | Borstal Hill pumping mill | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south west of Whitstable Church. A pumping windmill.[316] | ||||
| Whitstable | Feakins' Mill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 1 mile (1.6 km) south west of Whitstable Church. Working by wind until 1891. Demolished in 1905.[317] Windmill World | ||
| Whitstable | Feakins' Mill | Post | Stood behindWhitstable railway station.[317] | |||
| Willesborough | Old Mill TR 032 422 | Smock | 1843 | Demolished in 1868.[318] | ||
| Willesborough | New Mill TR 032 422 | Smock | 1869 | Worked by wind until 1938. Restored 1991. |  Media related toNew Mill, Willesbrough at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Wingham | Wingham Well TR 236 568 | Tower | 1878 | Demolished in December 1963,[214] leaving a stump.[22] | ||
| Wingham | Shatterling Mill | Post | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 6 furlongs (1.2 km) north east of Wingham Church.[318] | |
| Wittersham | Old Mill | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood 3 furlongs (600 m) north east of Wittersham Church. Demolished in 1922.[319] |  Media related toOld Mill, Wittersham at Wikimedia Commons |
| Wittersham | Stocks Mill TQ 913 273 | Post | 1781 | Working until c.1900, then preserved by private individuals. Restored 2002-04. |  Media related toStocks Mill, Wittersham at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Woodchurch | Place Lane | Smock | Moved within Woodchurch (Upper Mill), 1850s.[320] | |||
| Woodchurch | Upper Mill | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) north north east of Woodchurch Church, Working until 1910.[320] Demolished in 1940.[321] | .jpg) Media related toWoodchurch Windmills at Wikimedia Commons |
| Woodchurch | Susan's Hill Farm | Smock | Moved within Woodchurch (Lower Mill), 1850s.[320] | |||
| Woodchurch | Lower Mill TQ 943 353 | Smock | 1820 | Moved from Susans Hill Farm. Working until 1926. Restored in 1980s. |  Media related toWoodchurch Windmills at Wikimedia Commons | |
| Woodnesborough | 1695 1736 | 1695 | Stood south of Woodnesborough Church.[322] | |||
| Woodnesborough | Post | 1736 1769 | 1736 | Stood west south west of Woodnesborough Church. Moved to Ash (Mount Ephraim Mill) in 1818.[322] | ||
| Wormshill | Beddington (north) | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north west of Wormshill Church.[323] | ||||
| Wormshill | Beddington (south) | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north west of Wormshill Church.[323] | ||||
| Worth | Smock | 1769 | 1769 | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) west south west of worth Church. Demolished c.1903.[324] | ||
| Wrotham | Fry's Mill TQ 6283 5776 | Smock[325] | 1800[326] | Burnt down in 1906.[326] | ||
| Wye | Wye Windmill | Smock | 1843 | Stood 2 furlongs (400 m) west south west of Wye Church. Demolished c.1920. Base standing in 1933,[327] demolished in 1960s.[328] |  | |
| Location | Name of mill and grid reference | Type | Maps | First mention or built | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yalding | Rugmore (Rugmer) Hill Mill | Smock[329] | 1809[329] | Stood 1 mile 4 furlongs (2.4 km) south east of Yalding Church. Standing in 1870s.[330] | ||
| Yalding | Downs Farm Mill | Post | 1844[331] | Stood 4 furlongs (800 m) north east of Yalding Church. Demolished c.1870.[332] | ||
| Yalding | Claygate Mill[331] | 1847[331] | 1847[331] | |||
The maps quoted by date are:
Mills in bold are still standing, known building dates are indicated inbold.
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