Roman Aqueduct of Barbegal
Aqueduc Romain de Barbegal
The Roman Aqueduct of Barbegal, located near Arles in southern France, is a monumental ancient structure. Built in the 1st century AD, it was part of an extensive water supply system, measuring approximately 11 kilometers in length and providing water to the Roman city of Arelate.
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The aqueduct features a complex series of channels and mills that highlight Roman engineering prowess. Notably, it fed the Barbegal mill complex, considered one of the greatest known concentrations of mechanical power until the Industrial Revolution. The site is accessible to visitors and provides insight into early Roman technology and infrastructure.