Acqua Vergine

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Acqua Vergine is a historic Roman aqueduct system, still in use today, that supplies water to several famous fountains in Rome, including the Trevi Fountain.

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Acqua Vergine canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman aqueduct
aqueduct
associatedWith Roman engineering
Rome’s fountain system
Trevi Fountain NERFINISHED
builtBy ancient Romans
cityServed Rome NERFINISHED
country Italy
function transport water from springs to Rome
hasComponent distribution network
springs
underground channels
hasCulturalSignificance supports iconic tourist landmarks in Rome
hasHistoricalSignificance example of long-lived Roman hydraulic infrastructure
heritage ancient Roman infrastructure
historicalPeriod Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
languageOfName Italian
locatedIn Italy, Europe NERFINISHED
Lazio
Metropolitan City of Rome Capital NERFINISHED
Rome
historic center of Rome
nameMeaning Virgin Water NERFINISHED
notableFeature continuous operation from antiquity to present
feeds Rome’s most famous baroque fountains
partOf Rome aqueduct network NERFINISHED
water supply of Rome
regionServed central Rome NERFINISHED
status operational
stillInUse true
suppliesWaterTo Fontana della Barcaccia NERFINISHED
Fontana di Piazza Navona NERFINISHED
Trevi Fountain NERFINISHED
other monumental fountains in Rome
usedFor aesthetic and monumental fountains
urban water supply
waterType drinking water
waterUse ornamental fountains
public water supply

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Aqua Virgo aqueduct hasItalianName Acqua Vergine
subject surface form: Aqua Virgo