Newmill is a planned village 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) north of the town of Keith in the Moray council area of north-east Scotland.

[1] The current street-plan of the village was laid out in approximately 1759 by the Earls of Fife,[2] but there are records of a much earlier settlement dating back to 1535 when a meal mill was built by Bishop Crystall.

The Castle of Glengerrick once stood at the site of the village church, now a private dwelling.

[3] Slate from the local quarry was used in the renovation of Pluscarden Abbey and the Convent of Greyfriars in Elgin.

[3] In the centre of the village square is a war memorial, a four-stage clock tower, built in 1922–23 and designed by F. A.