Saint Clément Aqueduct (Montpellier)

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The 17th century Aqueduc Saint-Clément is a 17th century aqueduct covering an 800m span across the eponymous Les Arceaux ("The Arches") district of the city; it was used to bring water from the St Clément spring 14 km away. The aqueduct emptied into a water tank near the triumphal arch, from where the water would run downhill to fill fountains and public water points.
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Coordinates:   43°36'41"N   3°51'49"E
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