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Excavated world heritage places tagged “aqueduct”

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UNESCO World Heritage

🇯🇴 Jordan · Hydraulic works

Petra Siq Hydraulic Channel

Nabataean Hellenistic–Roman ~100 BCE–106 CE · Nabataean Arab (Hellenistic)

Siq slot-canyon's paired Nabataean canals and flood-tunnel still draining Petra's gorge.

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🇪🇸 Spain · Hydraulic works

Aqueduct of Segovia

Roman Flavian Trajanic c.112 CE · Roman (Hispania)

Aqueduct of Segovia – 28.5m double-tier granite ashlar aqueduct (167 arches, 15 km total, 813m bridge) carrying Río Frío to Alcázar without mortar, c.112 CE Flavian-Trajanic. UNESCO 1985.