List of windmills in Flemish Brabant

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A list of windmills in the Belgian province of Flemish Brabant.

LocationName of millTypeBuiltNotesPhotograph
Aarschot Witte Molen Bergmolen 1920 Molenechos (in Dutch) Aarschot De Witte Molen.jpg
Asse Molen van Morette Bergmolen 1831 Molenechos (in Dutch)
AsseMolen van Ter Heide Bergmolen 1776 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Betekom Nieuwe Molen Bergmolen 1847 Molenechos (in Dutch) Betekom-Pater-Damiaanstraat5-Beltmolenromp.JPG
BetekomOude Molen Grondzeiler 15th century Molenechos (in Dutch) Betekom-Molenweg-Torenmolen.JPG
Bever Molen van het Bos
Molen van Denutte		 Grondzeiler 1828 Molenechos (in Dutch)
BeverMolen Rigaux
Molen van de Plaats		 Stellingmolen 1780 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Blanden Ekstermolen
Molen van Blanden		 Bergmolen 1847 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Diest Lindenmolen Staakmolen 1887 Molenechos (in Dutch) Lindenmolendiest 29-12-2008 14-53-27.jpg
Elingen Zwarte Molen Bergmolen 1779 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Everberg Molen Lambrechts Stellingmolen 1894 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Gelrode Moedermeule Staakmolen 1833Originally built at Mechelen in 1667. Moved to Gelrode in 1833.
Molenechos (in Dutch)
Heikruis Kamsmolen Bergmolen 1786 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Hekelgem Oude Molen Grondzeiler 1785 Molenechos (in Dutch)
HekelgemNieuwe Molen
Molen de Vis		 Bergmolen 1827 Molenechos (in Dutch) Hekelgem (Affligem) - Nieuwe Molen.jpg
Keerbergen Heimolen
Oude Molen		 Staakmolen 1706 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Kessel-Lo Pinxtermolen Bergmolen 1882 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Langdorp Heimolen Staakmolen 1662 Molenechos (in Dutch) 41461 Molen Langdorp.jpg
Londerzeel Het Merelaantje Staakmolen 1973Originally built at Gistel in 1938, moved to Londerzeel in 1973
Molenechos (in Dutch)
Lubbeek Sint-Bernardusmolen Bergmolen 1870 Molenechos (in Dutch) Sint Bernardusmolen Lubbeek.jpg
LubbeekSint-Martensmolen
Molen Moiné		 Bergmolen 1864 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Malderen Heidemolen Staakmolen 1719 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Mazenzele Molen Verstraelen Grondzeiler 1848 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Merchtem Koutermolen Bergmolen 1872 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Neervelp Molen Wits Grondzeiler 1894 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Onze-Lieve-Vrouw-Lombeek Hertboommolen
Tragische Molen
Zepposmolen		 Staakmolen 1727 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Oud-Heverlee 1667 Oud-Heverlee old mill.jpg
Rummen Molen van Rummen Grondzeiler 1878 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Schaffen Verloren Kostmolen
Molen van Schaffen
De Windmolen
Molen van 't Dorp		 Staakmolen 1904Originally built in Beverlo, Limburg in 1826, moved to Schaffen in 1904
Molenechos (in Dutch)
Tollembeek Flietermolen Bergmolen 1786 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Veltem-Beisem Molen van Veltem Grondzeiler 1866 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Willebringen Molen van Willebringen Grondzeiler 1882 Molenechos (in Dutch)
Zellik Molen van Zellik Grondzeiler 1851 Molenechos (in Dutch)

Notes

Bold indicates a mill that is still standing. Italics indicates a mill with some remains surviving.

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