It is named after a hermitage dedicated to this saint that was demolished in the mid-20th century. This aqueduct is what allowed a network of water conduits to cross the Albarregas valley, which, coming from springs and underground streams located to the north of the city, is still preserved intact in a good part of its sections.

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Marian & 🐾

March 8, 2024

Impressive, although this aqueduct cannot compete with the other aqueduct in Mérida.

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