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Can Claverí Aqueduct

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Location: Rubí, Valles Occidental, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

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1. Castell de Rubí – Can Claverí Aqueduct loop from Rubí

5.92km

01:35

60m

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. Church of San Pedro de Rubí – Riera de les Arenes loop from Rubí

4.73km

01:14

40m

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3. Can Claverí Aqueduct – Font de l'Avellana loop from Rubí Centre

16.6km

04:39

290m

Intermediate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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Claudia Aguilar González

August 8, 2023

Declared an asset of local interest, this bridge-aqueduct was built with the aim of bringing more water to the municipality of Rubí. Later, in addition, the force of water was used to generate energy.

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Levram DC 🦊

January 14, 2021

Can Claverí, an 18th century work of engineering from Rubin.

Between the years 1752 and 1753, the waters of the Can Ramoneda stream, which passed behind the castle and were going to drain into the Xercavins stream, were diverted, in order to irrigate the orchards next to the stream. The works were financed by the irrigators and the owners of the area, who were under the authority of the City Council, and to carry them out they had to cut a ridge, which would be saved by the bridge. Just built in 1753, it was a bridge (road) and also an aqueduct, as it brought water to the mill in Rubí Castle. The popular name was "water bridge". It consisted of three large semi-circular arches, of which only two are currently preserved, which supported the road and the watercourse.

In 1993 it was repaired, as it was in a very bad state, and it is currently protected as a Cultural Property of Local Interest within the Rubí heritage catalogue.

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Location: Rubí, Valles Occidental, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Can Claverí Aqueduct

1. Castell de Rubí – Can Claverí Aqueduct loop from Rubí

2. Church of San Pedro de Rubí – Riera de les Arenes loop from Rubí

3. Can Claverí Aqueduct – Font de l'Avellana loop from Rubí Centre

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