Aqua Marcia

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Aqua Marcia was one of ancient Rome’s longest and most celebrated aqueducts, renowned for supplying the city with abundant, high-quality water.

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Aqua Marcia canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman aqueduct
aqueduct in Rome
authorizedBy Roman Senate
builtBy Quintus Marcius Rex
commissionedBy Roman Senate
connectedTo Aqua Iulia
linked to: Iulia Concordia

Aqua Tepula
constructionEnd 140 BC
constructionStart 144 BC
country Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
documentedIn Frontinus De aquaeductu urbis Romae
elevation high relative to other Roman aqueducts
era Roman Republic
heritageStatus part of the archaeological heritage of Rome
inception 2nd century BC
laterUse incorporated into medieval and later water systems
length about 57 miles
approximately 91 km
locatedIn Italy
Rome
namedAfter Quintus Marcius Rex
notableFor abundant water supply
elevated arches approaching Rome
high quality of its water
longest of the Republican aqueducts of Rome
partiallyOnArches true
partiallyUnderground true
passesThrough Campagna of Rome
linked to: Roman Campagna
presentDayRemains visible ruins in and around Rome
restoredBy Augustus
Emperor Caracalla
linked to: Caracalla

Emperor Diocletian
linked to: Diocletian

Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa
sharesArcadesWith Aqua Iulia
linked to: Iulia Concordia

Aqua Tepula
sourceRegion near modern Arsoli
near modern Subiaco
upper Anio valley
startPoint Anio River basin
terminus Aventine Hill
Quirinal Hill
Viminal Hill
usedFor baths in Rome
drinking water supply
public fountains
waterQuality clear
cold
considered excellent for drinking

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Aniene usedBy Aqua Marcia
Baths of Caracalla waterSupply Aqua Marcia
subject linked to: Baths of Caracalla, Rome
Roman aqueduct notableExample Aqua Marcia
Aqua Anio Vetus followedBy Aqua Marcia
Baths of Titus waterSupply Aqua Marcia