Pont du Gard, France
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Roman aqueduct

France's most famous Roman ruin, the Pont du Gard, has three rows of arches and stands 49 meters or 160 feet high.

Twenty centuries ago, when the aqueduct was the centerpiece of a 50-km (30-mile) Roman plumbing network, water ran through a covered canal on top on its way to what is now the city of Nîmes.

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Pont du Gard, France from MS Maribelle Photos

Pont du Gard, France
from MS Maribelle Photos