- A
mill race,
millrace or millrun,
mill lade (Scotland) or
mill leat (Southwest England) is the
current of
water that
turns a
water wheel, or the channel...
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Mill Race (Eugene), a
mill race in Eugene, Oregon.
Mill Race (log flume), a log
flume formerly at
Cedar Point amu****t park in Sandusky, Ohio
Mill Race...
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first mill in
Plymouth Township,
sometime between 1825 and 1828.
Mill Race Historical Village is now
preserved at this site. Many
employees of the
mill began...
- to many
cultural events and activities,
including the
Mill Race Festival and the Rock the
Mill music festivals in
downtown Galt, and the
Cambridge Highland...
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water mill is a
mill that uses hydropower. It is a
structure that uses a
water wheel or
water turbine to
drive a
mechanical process such as
milling (grinding)...
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Mill Race Park is a city-owned park
located in Columbus,
Indiana (Bartholomew County)...
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following the
natural contours of the land.
Originating as a part of a
mill race, they were
later used in the
transportation of logs in the
logging industry...
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Mill Race was a log
flume ride that
operated between 1963 and 1993 at the
Cedar Point amu****t park in Sandusky, Ohio.
Opened in 1963, just
months after...
- by
several terms including leat and
mill stream. The
channel or
stream leading from the
mill pond is the
mill race,
which together with weirs, dams, channels...
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prospecting or fossicking. A
mill race, leet, flume,
penstock or lade is a
sluice channeling water toward a
water mill. The
terms sluice,
sluice gate...