Uzun Aqueduct
Eyüpsultan, Turkey
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The Uzun Aqueduct is a water-conveyance structure built in 1554 in Eyüpsultan, Istanbul, by Mimar Sinan, the preeminent Ottoman architect of the sixteenth century. As one of Sinan's engineering works, it would have served the practical purpose of transporting water across the landscape to supply the growing Ottoman capital, exemplifying the sophisticated hydraulic infrastructure that characterized the period.
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- Built
- Type
- aqueduct
- Place
- Eyüpsultan, Turkey
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