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Aqueducts are large bridges built by people in ancient times to transport water from distant sources into their cities. The Pisidia Antiokheia Aqueducts were constructed thousands of years ago near the present-day Yalvaç district of Isparta to meet the water needs of the ancient city of Antiokheia (Antiochia). During the Roman Empire, Antiokheia was a major and populous city, so ensuring the population’s easy access to clean water was of great importance. These aqueducts are remarkable examples