Aqueduct systems

Aqueduct systems are engineered structures designed to transport water from natural sources, like rivers or reservoirs, to areas where it's needed, such as cities or agricultural land. They typically include channels, tunnels, pipes, and pumps, allowing water to flow across long distances, often across uneven terrain. These systems help ensure a reliable water supply, supporting daily use, irrigation, and industry. Properly designed aqueducts minimize water loss and maintain flow efficiency, playing a crucial role in water resource management and community development.