aqueduct bridge

An aqueduct bridge is a structure designed to transport water over obstacles, such as valleys or rivers. It combines the features of an aqueduct, which carries water, and a bridge, which supports the route above ground. Typically built of stone or concrete, these bridges allow water to flow through a channel at the top, while supporting structures below hold it up. Historically significant, aqueduct bridges were crucial in ancient civilizations for irrigation and supplying cities with fresh water, demonstrating advanced engineering techniques of their time.