Triangular parcel of land to the North of Galley Hill Road and west of Lower Road. By the later 19th the Northfleet Paper Mills were established on site, with the Britannia Cement Works directly to the east. The paper mill works comprised a linear arrangement of buildings with an integrated tramway, occupying the centre of the site. By the 1930s the paper mills were rebuilt, adopting much the same footprint as the older works and generally the site was enlarged (south) to include the Kent Kraft Mills (paper sacks), the British Vegetable Parchment (BVP) Mill and the Thames Tar Distillery to the north. The layout of the former mills (as mentioned above), particularly the axis of the main buildings and internal roadways/tramway are generally preserved within the modern Kent Kraft Estate. The Kent Kraft mills, the BVP mill, the Tar Distillery and the bulk of the New Northfleet paper mill have been lost, although the westernmost section of the papermill survives. Location accurate to 2m based on available information