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Karamagara Bridge Late Roman Karamagara Bridge (5th–6th century AD), possibly the earliest extant pointed arch bridge, across the Arapgir Çayı in the ancient region of Cappadocia, modern-day Turkey. It is today submerged by the Keban Reservoir on the Euphrates.

Omgeving:

Balkayası necropolis

Brug

Locatie:

Turkije, Demirçarık
geo:38.924961,38.658485
Locatie ± 100-500 m.

Period or year:

-5x / unknown

Classificatie:

Brug
Niet zichtbaar

Identifiers:

vici:place=15045
wikidata:entity=Q1418783

Annotaties

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Karamagara Bridge is possibly the earliest known pointed arch bridge. Now it is submerged due to the Keban Dam¹.

https://kantaratlas.blogspot.com/2015/09/karamagara-bridge.html

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↑Wikipedia: Karamagara Bridge

Karamagara Bridge is possibly the earliest known pointed arch bridge. Now it is submerged due to the Keban Dam¹.

https://kantaratlas.blogspot.com/2015/09/karamagara-bridge.html

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↑Wikipedia: Karamagara Bridge

In de buurt

Hastek Kale (1 km)

Hastek Kale - Fort; 30 BC - AD 640; Pleiades #628987

Balkayası (4 km)

Paleochristian necropolis.

Dascusa (6 km)

Dascusa - Fort; 30 BC - AD 640; Pleiades #628963