Huttla kvarn

Museum in Sweden

Huttla Mill (Swedish: Huttla kvarn) is a watermill and sawmill located on Afsån, a tributary of the Lidan River, in the district of Naum outside of the town of Vara, Sweden. The mill is believed to have been built in the early 19th century and the first recorded mention of it is in 1876. Its name comes from the old Swedish word huttla, which means uneven accumulation, for occasionally the river would flow in an irregular manner making the mill's production unsteady. It is also referred to as Dampetorp Mill. The facility has been overseen and renovated by Naum's local historical society after t

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Coordinates:

58.24°N, 12.96°E

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