Great Laxey Wheel
The Great Laxey Wheel, located on the Isle of Man, is a remarkable waterwheel known for its large size and intricate design. Built in 1854, it was used to pump water from the nearby mines. The wheel is unique for its twin-armed structure and is a popular tourist attraction due to its historical significance and engineering brilliance.
Where is it?
Mines Rd, Laxey, Isle of Man IM4 7NL, Isle of Man
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