Aniene

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The Aniene is a river in central Italy that flows through the Apennines and joins the Tiber near Rome, historically important as a water source for the ancient city.

Aliases (3)


Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
averageDischarge about 30 m³/s
basinSize about 1,440 km²
cityServedHistorically Rome
confluenceLocation north-east of central Rome
country Italy
crosses Tivoli plain
drainageBasin Tyrrhenian Sea
surface form: "Tyrrhenian Sea basin"
etymology from Latin Anio
flowsDirection generally westward
flowsThrough Apennines
Metropolitan City of Rome Capital
Province of Rome
Subiaco
Tivoli
hasBridge Ponte Mammolo (over the Aniene)
Ponte Nomentano (over the Aniene)
hasRightTributary Tevere tributary system
hasValley Aniene
surface form: "Valle dell'Aniene"
hasWaterfall Cascata di San Mauro
Cascata di Tivoli
historicalPeriodOfUse Roman Empire
Roman Republic
historicalRole source for Roman aqueducts
water source for ancient Rome
knownFor importance in Roman hydraulic engineering
scenic gorges and waterfalls near Tivoli
latinName Anio
length about 99 km
approximately 62 miles
locatedIn Lazio
central Italy
mouthLocation Tiber
mouthNear Rome
nearbyCity Rome
nearbyTown Subiaco
Tivoli
partOf Tiber
surface form: "Tiber basin"
protectedArea Parco Naturale Regionale dei Monti Simbruini
Riserva Naturale della Valle dell'Aniene
region Lazio
sourceLocation Apennines
surface form: "Apennine Mountains"

Simbruini Mountains
tributaryOf Tiber
usedBy Aqua Anio Vetus
surface form: "Aqua Anio Novus"

Aqua Anio Vetus
Aqua Claudia
Aqua Marcia
watercourseType perennial river

Referenced by (6)

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

Lazio containsRiver Aniene
Tiber hasTributary Aniene
Aniene hasValley Aniene
this entity surface form: "Valle dell'Aniene"
Subiaco Abbey locatedIn Aniene
this entity surface form: "Aniene Valley"
Subiaco Abbey locatedNear Aniene
this entity surface form: "Aniene River"
Tivoli locatedOn Aniene
this entity surface form: "Aniene River"