The Pont Aqueduc is an archaeological monument located in the central-western region of Tunisia.
This historic structure is classified as a heritage site. It remains a significant site of heritage and a notable landmark of the region.
Today, the bridge stands as a recognized ruin.
Sources: Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons
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The Grand mausolée des Flavii 30 km 
The Roman history of Kasserine 30 km 
The site of the beginning of the Arab Spring 41 km 
Identifying the ancient towns of Zama in Tunisia 69 km 
The archaeological site of Ammaedara 70 km 
The ruins of Althiburos at the confluence of the Oum-el-Abid and Medeine Rivers 76 km 
The Jugurtha Tableland mesa of Numidia 87 km 
The Roman Triumphal Arch of Caracalla in Tébessa 92 km 
The archaeological site of Zama Regia 98 km 
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