List of aqueducts in the Roman Empire

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This is a list of Roman aqueducts outside the city of Rome itself, sorted by modern country.

Contents 1 Introduction 2 List 2.1 Croatia 2.2 France 2.3 Germany 2.4 Greece 2.5 Italy 2.6 Israel 2.7 Republic of Macedonia 2.8 Spain 2.9 Tunisia 2.10 Turkey 2.11 United Kingdom

[edit] Introduction

The Romans built aqueducts in most sufficiently large cities in the Empire. Their remains (in some cases still functioning) may be found today in many places.

[edit] List

[edit] Croatia

• Diocletanus Aqueduct near Split in southern of Croatia

[edit] France

• The Pont du Gard in southern France
• Barbegal aqueduct, France
• Lugdunum Lyon
• Nîmes

[edit] Germany

• Eifel aqueduct, Germany

[edit] Greece

• Nicopolis,Greece

[edit] Italy

• Aqua Augusta, Italy

[edit] Israel

• Caesarea Maritima, Israel

[edit] Republic of Macedonia

• Skopje Aqueduct

[edit] Spain

• Aqueduct of Segovia
• Acueducto de los Milagros, Mérida
• Almuñécar (5 above ground aqueducts - 4 still in use)
• Las Medulas
• Tarragona

[edit] Tunisia

• Aqueduct of Hadrian, Tunisia

[edit] Turkey

• Valens Aqueduct, Istanbul, Turkey
• Aspendos, Turkey

[edit] United Kingdom

• Dolaucothi
• Dorchester, Dorset
• Lanchester (Longovicium)

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