1. Roman Aqueducts By Todd Scobell

2. Aqueduct of Segovia Location: Spain Beginning: The River Frio End: Segovia, Spain No mortar was used in making this aqueduct One of the best preserved monuments left by the Romans. Built under the reign of King Ferdinand

3. Pont Du Gard Location: France Beginning: Springs of Uzes End: Nimes Built entirely without mortar Built by Augustus’s son- in-law Stones used to build it weighed up to 6 tonseighed up to 6 tons

4. Eifel Aqueduct Location: Germany Beginning: Eifel region, present day Germany End: Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, present day cologne One of the longest Roman aqueducts Constructed almost entirely underground Flow of water was produced entirely by gravity