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Medieval Aqueduct đđ Patras MiniPerimetriki Tunnel
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November 20, 2018
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The Ottoman era (about 1600 AD) Aqueduct was rediscovered and partially moved during the construction of the Patras short perimeter ring road. This section is in its original place, three other arched have been transferred a few hundred meters to the Roman bridge archaeological site on the opposite side of the new perimeter highway.
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March 16, 2026
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The stone arches visible in the image belong to a historic water supply system (aqueduct) that once provided the city of Patras with water from the springs of Mount Panachaiko.
The structure consists of sections from different eras. The original construction dates back to Roman times (2nd century AD), but it was extended and repaired during the Byzantine period and the Ottoman rule.
The structure is characterized by its robust round arches made of local stone, typical of Roman engineering.
The aqueduct is located in the Kamares district (Greek for "arches").
The structure consists of sections from different eras. The original construction dates back to Roman times (2nd century AD), but it was extended and repaired during the Byzantine period and the Ottoman rule.
The structure is characterized by its robust round arches made of local stone, typical of Roman engineering.
The aqueduct is located in the Kamares district (Greek for "arches").
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Distance 77Â m
Uphill 10Â m
Downhill 0Â m
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