List of windmills in Germany

The list of windmills in Germany gives an overview of windmills in Germany, sorted by country. In some cases, there are individual country lists that are linked here.

Baden-Württemberg

place	Name of the mill	Type	Built	Remarks	image
Cleebronn	Altweibermühle	Optical impression is similar to a plinth floor Dutchman		Non-functional windmill model without a real role model in the Tripsdrill adventure park

Bavaria

place	Name of the mill	Type	Built	Remarks	image
Munich	German museum	Plinth floor Dutchman	1960	Relocated here from Wiesedermeer, East Frisia, Netherlands.

Berlin

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Brandenburg

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Bremen

place	Name of the mill	Type	Built	Remarks	image
Bremen-center	Herdentorswallmühle (Mühle Am Wall )	Gallery Dutch	1898	Use as a restaurant. Station 41 on the Lower Saxony Mühlenstrasse
Bremen Horn-Lehe	Horner Mill	Gallery Dutch	1849	The correct name is actually Leher Mühle . Station 42 on the Lower Saxony Mühlenstrasse
Bremen Oberneuland	Oberneulander mill	Gallery Dutch	1848	Since 1970 branch of the Bremen Focke-Museum . It houses the permanent exhibition “From Grain to Bread”. Station 43 on the Lower Saxony Mühlenstrasse
Bremen-Arbergen	Arberger mill	Gallery Dutch	1803	The oldest surviving windmill in the city of Bremen. Station 44 on the Lower Saxony Mühlenstrasse
Bremen-Rekum	Rekumer mill	Wall Dutch	1870-1871	Transit Dutch
Bremerhaven-Speckenbüttel	Mill in Speckenbütteler Park	Post mill		Replica of the Wehdener mill (18th century). Station 22 on the Lower Saxony Mühlenstrasse

Hamburg

place	Name of the mill	Type	Built	Remarks	image
Altengamme	Borghorster Mill / Altengammer Mill	Gallery Dutch	1876	Until 1927 as a windmill, later electric. Without wings. With additions from 1884, 1938 and 1939 under monument protection since 2010. Extensions converted into apartments.
Bergedorf	"Glück zu"	Gallery Dutch	1831	Initially Lohmühle then operated as a grain mill from 1865 to 1968. A listed building since 1942. Technology preserved as an accessible monument.
Curslack	"Riekmoehl"	Coker windmill	Around 1780	Dewatering mill. Originally from Ochsenwerder . Moved here in 1954. Part of the four-country open-air museum Rieck Haus .
Kirchwerder	Riepenburg mill "Boreas"	Gallery Dutch	1828	Largest and oldest windmill in Hamburg. Since 1939 with Müllerhaus under monument protection. In operation. Use with oil mill, shop and café.
Neuenfelde	Hasselwerder Mill	Gallery Dutch	1869	1929 Conversion and extension to an electric mill. Under monument protection since 1992. Subsequent conversion to a residential building.
Osdorf	Osdorfer mill	Gallery Dutch	1888	Converted to a restaurant. Under monument conservation.
Reitbrook	Reitbrooker Mill	Gallery Dutch	1870	Abandoned wind propulsion. A listed building since 1942. Original wings. Use as a trading company. Electric grinding operation.
Schnelsen		Dutch windmill	1888; 1914	Steam mill since 1889. Without wings. Under monument conservation.
Wilhelmsburg	"Johanna" windmill	Gallery Dutch	1875	Since 1941 with Müllerhaus under monument protection. 1997–1998 and additionally restored in 2000. Operational. Museum, events and mill café.

Hesse

place	Name of the mill	Type	Built	Remarks	image
Bad Nauheim	Windmill tower on the long wall	Tower Dutchman	1745	Wind art built under Jacob Sigismund Waitz von Eschen with a lifting pump station to convey brine to the neighboring graduation buildings. The pumping station was also coupled to an artificial bike on the Wetter ( Schwalheimer Rad ) by means of a 886-meter-long field linkage . Damaged by a hurricane in 1824. A support association is planning the functional restoration of the windmill tower with windmill blades and pumping station.
Bad Nauheim	Waitzscher Tower	Tower Dutchman	1742 - 1747	Wind art also built under Jacob Sigismund Waitz von Eschen (→ name) with a lifting pump station to convey brine to the neighboring graduation buildings. Damaged by a hurricane in 1824.
Grüningen	Grüninger point	Tower Dutchman	1713	A mill built on a watchtower mentioned in 1476 and the first Dutch mill in Hesse, abandoned in 1794, ruin converted into an observation tower in 1963.
Neu-Anspach		Gallery Dutch	1822	In Borsfleth built and the Hesse Park added.
Neu-Anspach		Post mill	1869	In Edemissen built -Papenhorst and the Hesse Park added.

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

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Lower Saxony

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North Rhine-Westphalia

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Rhineland-Palatinate

place	Name of the mill	Type	Built	Condition, remarks	image
Then after	St. Thomas Mill	Tower windmill	Watchtower 14th century; Conversion to a mill in 1816	Decommissioned water tower (reconstruction 1912)

Saarland

No historical windmills have been preserved in Saarland.

Saxony

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Saxony-Anhalt

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Schleswig-Holstein

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Thuringia

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ Dutch Mill . German museum. Archived from the original on October 30, 2014. Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved June 7, 2015. 
2. ^ New association plans to reconstruct the windmill , article in the Wetterauer Zeitung from March 24, 2013
3. ↑ Information about the Grüninger Warte on the private website limes-pohlheim.de
4. ^ Walbe, Heinrich: Annual report of the preservation of monuments in the Grand Duchy of Hesse 1902-1907 . Starkenburg province, Gießen district, reporting year 1905/1906. Ed .: Grand Duchy Ministry of the Interior. tape 1 . Darmstadt 1910 ( read on a private homepage [accessed June 7, 2015]).
5. ↑ historical picture and text on the history of the tower