🗧️ Fontenay aqueduct

France · Europe · 47.34°N, 0.94°E

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Fontenay aqueduct
The Fontenay aqueduct, also known as Aqueduc du Cher, is a largely underground aqueduct that helped supply water to the ancient city of Caesarodunum, alongside springs, wells, and another intramural aqueduct. It owes its most common name to a locality near Bléré, where its starting point was located, some 25 kilometers east-southeast of Tours, close to a main spring; the water table from which it springs is still exploited in the 21st century. The aqueduct was also fed by several smaller springs along the way.

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CountryFrance
Continent / regionEurope
Coordinates (approx.)47.34°N, 0.94°E · view on map

Fontenay aqueduct is located in France, in Europe.

More aqueducts in France

Aqueduc de Louveciennes · Aqueduct of Luynes · Aqueduct of the Gier · Gallo-Roman villa at La Coue d'Auzenat · Répudre Aqueduct · Roman aqueduct of Vieu · Roquefavour Aqueduct.

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