53°23′45″N7°19′51″E / 53.395703°N 7.330756°E / 53.395703; 7.330756
The boktjasker was built in 1986 as a replica
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of this type of mill that was once common in the region.
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The tjasker has four symmetrical Common sails that can be covered with wooden slats. The photo in the database of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Mühlenkunde und Mühlenerhaltung (DGM) shows it having a complete circular ditch system for winding,
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however recently dated photos show it in a static position taking water directly from a lake.
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Weenermoor
53°12′42″N7°21′19″E / 53.211584°N 7.355336°E / 53.211584; 7.355336
The paaltjasker is located between Weenermoor and Sankt Georgiwold and was built by millwright Richard Kluin from Ihrhove in 2000. The mill was constructed as a nature compensation measure for the construction of the Weenermoor wind farm and is used to raise the water table in a nature reserve. The mill has four Common sails which have a span of 7.10 metres (23 ft 4 in). Winding the mill to face the wind is not possible. The frame has been stiffened by cables to prevent sagging.[9]
^"Die Fluttermühle (Tjasker)" (in German). Heimatkundlicher Arbeitskreis e. V. Weenermoor - Möhlenwarf - St. Georgiwold - Beschotenweg. Retrieved August 16, 2012.