Underground aqueducts

Underground aqueducts are engineered systems that transport water beneath the Earth's surface using buried channels, pipes, or tunnels. They are designed to efficiently move water from sources like rivers or reservoirs to cities, farms, or other destinations, protecting the water from evaporation, contamination, and environmental factors. These structures can be made from materials like stone, brick, or modern concrete and are often built with precise gradients to facilitate gravity flow. Underground aqueducts are crucial for reliable water supply in urban and arid regions, offering a durable, low-maintenance means of transporting large volumes of water over long distances.