Surviving Tide Mills in Britain
- Thorrington Tide Mill, Thorrington, Essex
- Eling Tide Mill, Eling, Hampshire (working)
- Three Mills tide mill, Bromley-by-Bow, London
- Woodbridge Tide Mill, Woodbridge, Suffolk (working order)
- Tide Mills, Newhaven, East Sussex (sluice only)
- Carew Castle tide mill, Pembrokeshire
- Pembroke tide mill, Pembrokeshire (mill ponds only)
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