Aqueducts

An interactive cartographic history of the relationship between hydrological and hydraulic systems and their impact on the urban development of Rome, Italy from 753 BC to the present day.

Els gives an illustrated outline of the history of aqueducts worldwide. [Dutch and English versions].

Illustrated article by Al Schlaf. Includes the establishment of the centralized water office and the restoration of the older aqueducts and construction of the new.

Data and photographs of the structures constructed by Thomas Telford for the Llangollen Canal.

English translation of the complete text of the De Aquis (de Aquaeductu Urbis Romae), linked to the Latin and to a photostatic reproduction of the entire surviving medieval manuscript.

History and photographs of the aqueduct built by Agrippa. Located near Nimes, France.

Descriptive and technical study. Includes history, characteristics, drawings, and photographs.

A ranked and annotated listing of websites, pages and images from Bill Thayer's Lacus Curtius.

Essay on current day locations and construction details. Includes photographs, diagrams, and related links.

Illustrated essay which includes chapters on how they worked and what can be seen today.

Provides general and architectural data and distribution system information.

Features the history, route, and construction. Includes photographs, diagrams, and bibliography.

General introduction with facts, drawings, and photographs of the original aqueducts of the City of Rome.