Rostokinsky Aqueduct

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The Rostokinsky Aqueduct is a historic 18th-century stone aqueduct in Moscow, Russia, notable for its series of arches and role in the city’s early water supply system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct
architectural monument
bridge
alsoKnownAs Millionny Bridge NERFINISHED
Rostokino Aqueduct NERFINISHED
architect Friedrich Wilhelm Bauer NERFINISHED
Yakov Ananin NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle classicism
builtFor Moscow city water supply
constructionEnd 1804
country Russia
crosses Yauza River NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance symbol of early modernization of Moscow infrastructure
currentUse pedestrian crossing
hasCoordinateLocation 55.821°N 37.653°E
hasPart abutments
stone arches
water channel
heritageDesignationDate 20th century
heritageStatus cultural heritage monument of federal significance in Russia
historicalPeriod reign of Catherine the Great
inception late 18th century
isPartOf Moscow water supply history
length about 356 metres
locatedIn Moscow
Rostokino District NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Moscow Time
locatedNear Rostokinsky Aqueduct Park NERFINISHED
VDNKh area NERFINISHED
locatedOn Yauza River valley NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Moscow city authorities NERFINISHED
material stone
maximumHeight about 19 metres
numberOfArches 21
originalFunction water supply
owner City of Moscow NERFINISHED
partOf Mytishchi water supply system NERFINISHED
region Central Federal District of Russia NERFINISHED
significance important monument of Russian hydraulic engineering
one of the earliest large-scale water supply structures in Moscow
startDate 1780
touristAttraction yes
usedFor transporting drinking water to Moscow
waterSource Mytishchi springs NERFINISHED

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Yauza River hasBridge Rostokinsky Aqueduct