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Aqueducts tagged “aqueduct”

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Aqueducts

🇮🇶 Iraq · Hydraulic works

Jerwan Aqueduct of Sennacherib

Neo-Assyrian (Sargonid) · Assyrian Imperial (Nineveh hydraulic corps)

Neo-Assyrian 280-m aqueduct bridge 705 BCE carrying Khosr Canal to Nineveh, largest pre-Roman.

🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia · Hydraulic works

Ayn Zubaydah West Branch Aqueduct (Makkah West Zubaydah Canal)

Abbasid Early Islamic 801–842 CE (Makkah Hajj hydraulic) · Abbasid Makkah Hajj oasis (Zubaydah patron)

Zubaydah west branch 4.2 km ashlar 0.9×0.7 m vaulted 12 m with 14 siphons: Abbasid 801/842 west distributary 0.6‰ to Wadi Fatima.

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🇮🇳 India · Hydraulic works

Hampi Aqueduct and Tungabhadra Hydraulic System

Medieval Indian (Vijayanagara Empire) · Vijayanagara Hindu imperial (Telugu–Kannada)

Vijayanagara 5-km aqueduct with 19 tanks and stepped pushkarani feeding 500k city 14th–16th c.

🇮🇶 Iraq · Hydraulic works

Nineveh Khinis (Bavian) Aqueduct Head — Sennacherib Mountain Aqueduct Source

Neo-Assyrian 690 BCE · Neo-Assyrian Sennacherib

Mountain head reliefs and 17-spring capture merging to 55 km Nineveh canal.