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Aqueduct built by the romans in first century A.D. to carry water 31 miles to Nemausus (Nimes). It is the tallest and largest of Roman aqueducts

Aqueduct built by the romans in first century A.D. to carry water 31 miles to Nemausus (Nimes). It is the tallest and largest of Roman aqueducts


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Aqueduct built by the romans in first century A.D. to carry water 31 miles to Nemausus (Nimes). It is the tallest and largest of Roman aqueducts

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This magnificent ancient engineering marvel, the Pont du Gard Aqueduct in Nimes, France, is a testament to the Roman civilization's advanced water management system. Built in the first century A.D., this architectural masterpiece carried water over an impressive 31-mile distance from the springs of Eure-Rhone to the Roman colony of Nemausus (now Nimes). The aqueduct stands as the tallest and largest of all Roman aqueducts, reaching a height of 160 feet and spanning the Gard River with three tiers of arches. Constructed primarily from shelly limestone, the aqueduct's elegant design showcases the Romans' mastery of engineering and their innovative use of gravity to transport water. The arches, each measuring 60 feet wide, are a marvel of precision and symmetry, with the tallest arch reaching a height of 160 feet. The aqueduct's impressive vertical clearance of 100 feet allowed for the passage of large ships, ensuring the water supply's uninterrupted flow. The Pont du Gard Aqueduct is a significant historical landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting visitors from around the world. Its intricate design and engineering prowess continue to inspire awe and admiration, making it a must-see destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, or the marvels of the ancient world.

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