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  • Ain Zeboudja Aqueduct

  • Ain Zeboudja Aqueduct

    Ain Zeboudja Aqueduct is an aqueduct (channel for the distribution of water) located in Hydra Valley in the Algerian capital, Algiers. The aqueduct was built in the Ottoman era between 1619 and 1639 AD in order to supply the city and the Kasbah with water from nearby springs. The aqueduct of Ain Zeboudja is one of the four that fed the city at that time.
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    Ain Zeboudja Aqueduct

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    Bridges and Water Structures

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    Algeria

    Algiers

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    17th Century AD

    Islamic

    Islamic

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