The Joure Windmill, known as De Rat, is a traditional Dutch windmill located in the town of Joure in the Netherlands. Built in 1850, it was originally used for grinding grain and has become a symbol of the region's rich agricultural history. The windmill stands at 22 meters tall and features a distinctive thatched roof. Today, the Joure Windmill is a popular tourist attraction and is still operational. Visitors can explore its interior and learn about the milling process. The windmill also serves as a reminder of the importance of wind power in Dutch culture and its role in shaping the landscape.