Bozdoğan Kemeri water network

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The Bozdoğan Kemeri water network was an extensive ancient Roman-Byzantine hydraulic system in Constantinople (modern Istanbul) that distributed water brought in by the Valens Aqueduct to the city’s reservoirs, cisterns, and fountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman-Byzantine aqueduct network
ancient water supply system
hydraulic infrastructure
associatedWith Bozdoğan Kemeri NERFINISHED
Valens Aqueduct NERFINISHED
carries fresh water
centeredOn Bozdoğan Kemeri (Valens Aqueduct bridge) NERFINISHED
connectedTo covered cisterns
open-air reservoirs
palace complexes
public baths
distributesWaterFrom Valens Aqueduct NERFINISHED
distributionTargets central districts of Constantinople
hills of Constantinople NERFINISHED
era 4th century and later
feeds cisterns of Constantinople NERFINISHED
city reservoirs of Constantinople
public fountains of Constantinople
function supply of potable water
urban water distribution
heritageContext Byzantine engineering
Roman engineering
historicalRole main component of Constantinople water system
influenced later Ottoman waterworks in Istanbul
languageOfName Turkish
locatedIn Constantinople NERFINISHED
Istanbul
Turkey
maintainedBy Byzantine authorities of Constantinople
Roman authorities of Constantinople
modernCityCorrespondence Istanbul NERFINISHED
partOf water supply of Constantinople
purpose ensure continuous water supply to Constantinople
served population of Constantinople
status partially preserved
technology arcaded aqueduct bridges
gravity-fed channels
stone-built conduits
usedDuring Byzantine period NERFINISHED
Late Antiquity NERFINISHED
Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Roman period
uses Valens Aqueduct NERFINISHED
waterSourceRegion hinterland west of Constantinople

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Valens Aqueduct connectsTo Bozdoğan Kemeri water network