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Acueducto

Morelia


Morelia’s impressively preserved aqueduct north runs for just over 2km along (appropriately enough) Avenida Acueducto and then curves around Plaza Villalongín. It was built between 1785 and 1788 and supplied the city with water until 1910. Its 253 arches – some of which are now underground – are impressive when illuminated at night.


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