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Jamrin Bridge

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Jamrin Bridge

Jamrin Bridge, also known as Gemarrin Bridge, is a ruined arch bridge located over Wadi Zeidi in the village of Jemarin near the ancient city of Bosra in Daraa Governorate, Syria. It was built by the Romans in the 2nd or 3rd century AD. The bridge, which is made from local basalt, has three semi-circular arches.

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Country: Syria

District: Daraa Governorate

Category: Bridges and Water Structures

Site History: 2nd Century AD

Oldest Culture: Roman

Later Cultures: Roman

Site Features: Roman Monuments

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Elevation: 863 m

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