The Via Claudia is the most important Roman road north of the Alps. It was the former connection between the northern Italian mainland and the territory of the province of Raetia, serving as a key military road, traffic artery, and trade route.

Unfortunately, the route of the Via Claudia in the Stettenhofen-Langweid area can no longer be reconstructed. The Lech River, which once caused unhindered damage to the road, is likely responsible for the largely destroyed route in this area.

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Location: Langweid am Lech, Landkreis Augsburg, Swabia, Bavaria, Germany

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