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It was not until 1985 that the mill was given the name Ter Leede, named after the water board that was established in 1915. With this, the original name Voormolen or Voorste Molen will probably be forgotten forever. In 2006 a torn midsummer was replaced. The front of the upper house and various beams were also restored. After which in 2007 the mill was festively put back into use.

Mari? Nwaerdt is an estate of more than 900 hectares and a former adbij near Beesd, in the vicinity of the Linge. The current country house was built between 1734 and 1790.

The De Bouwing windmill is a windmill built in 1848. The mill is a round brick, partly white-plastered flour mill of the belt mill type. The mill is still used for grinding grain for animal feed. There are plans to start milling flour for human consumption again

Landgoed Noordenhoek is located in a meander of the Linge. Archaeological research has shown that the history of this estate dates back to the 12th century. Once there was a castle here, but the current country house that you find here dates from 1898.

De Vlinder is a windmill that was built along the Linge in 1913. In 1931 the mill was repaired after a major fire. The mill is still used to grind grain.

Location where cyclists can listen to a story or a poem about what makes that place so special via their mobile phone while sitting on the seat arrow. These 55 locations can be found in Betuwe, the Bommelerwaard and the Land van Maas en W