Belgrade Forest aqueducts

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The Belgrade Forest aqueducts are a historic network of Ottoman-era water channels and bridges near Istanbul that supplied the city with fresh water from the Belgrade Forest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct system
historic infrastructure
architecturalStyle Ottoman architecture
country Turkey
currentUse cultural heritage site
tourist attraction
environment forest
hasPart arches
bridges
channels
tunnels
heritage Ottoman-era engineering
historicalPeriod Ottoman Empire
locatedIn Belgrade Forest
linked to: Belgrad Forest

European side of Istanbul
locatedNear Istanbul
maintenance Ottoman state (historical)
linked to: Ottoman Empire
material mortar
stone
notableFeature multi-arched stone bridges
partOf Istanbul water supply system
regionServed Istanbul
significance example of pre-modern hydraulic engineering
improved urban water supply for Istanbul
status historic monument
usedFor supplying water to Istanbul
transporting fresh water
waterSource Belgrade Forest springs

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Basilica Cistern waterSource Belgrade Forest aqueducts
Mimar Sinan designed Kırkçeşme water supply system
linked to: Belgrade Forest aqueducts
Sunken Palace waterSource Belgrade Forest aqueducts