Olba Aqueduct, Roman aqueduct in Silifke, Turkey.
The granite aqueduct spans across the terrain, demonstrating advanced Roman engineering techniques through its arches and water channels system.
Built during the reign of Emperor Septimius Severus in 199 CE, the aqueduct transported water from the Lamas River to the ancient city of Olba.
The structure represents the Roman Empire's influence on water management and urban development in the Cilicia region of ancient Anatolia.
Located at coordinates 36°34'59"N and 33°57'55"E, the aqueduct remains stand as a testament to Roman construction methods in Mersin Province.
The inscription on the aqueduct mentions 'City of Olba,' confirming its connection to the independent Olba Kingdom that minted its own coins until 138 CE.
Location: Mersin Province
Made from material: granite
GPS coordinates: 36.58611,33.96889
Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:41
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