Aqua Augusta (Serino aqueduct)

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Aqua Augusta (Serino aqueduct) was a major Roman aqueduct system in southern Italy that supplied water to multiple cities and naval bases in the Bay of Naples region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman aqueduct
ancient water supply system
architectEngineer Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
constructedDuringReignOf Augustus
constructionStartTime late 1st century BCE
country Roman Empire
endPoint Acerrae
Atella
Baiae
Cumae
Herculaneum
Misenum
Neapolis
Nola
Pompeii
Puteoli
Stabiae
hasPart bridges
distribution tanks
tunnels
underground channels
historicalPeriod Early Roman Empire
linked to: Roman Empire
inception around 30 BCE
languageOfName Latin
length over 100 km
locatedIn Campania
southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
namedAfter Emperor Augustus
linked to: Augustus
notableFeature multi-branch aqueduct system
one of the longest Roman aqueducts in Italy
supplied multiple cities from a single source
partOf Roman water supply network in Campania
presentDayRemains traces in Naples area
visible near Serino
significantEvent damaged by earthquakes in antiquity
startPoint Serino
supplied Bay of Naples region
linked to: Campania region

Herculaneum
Misenum
Naples
Pompeii
Puteoli
Roman fleet at Misenum
linked to: Misenum naval base

Roman naval base at Misenum
Stabiae
usedFor fountains
naval base provisioning
public baths
urban water supply
waterSource Serino springs
Terminus springs

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Misenum servedBy Aqua Augusta (Serino aqueduct)
Piscina Mirabilis waterSource Aqua Augusta
linked to: Aqua Augusta (Serino aqueduct)
Piscina Mirabilis partOf Roman water supply system of Campania
linked to: Aqua Augusta (Serino aqueduct)