Tyana Aqueducts

Tyana Aqueducts are ancient arches located within the boundaries of the Antique City of Tyana, in the village of Kemerhisar, Bor district of Niğde province in Türkiye’s Central Anatolia Region.

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The aqueducts were constructed during the Roman period to meet the water needs of the Antique City of Tyana. They were built to transport water from a spring located approximately three kilometers north of the settlement to the urban area.

The Tyana Aqueducts consist of stone structures with multiple arches. Built using techniques characteristic of the Roman period, the arches were positioned with careful consideration of the water flow direction and natural topography. Cut stone was used as the primary building material.

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The Tyana Aqueducts were an infrastructure system constructed to supply drinking and utility water to the city of Tyana. Dating to the Roman period, these arches formed part of the water conveyance system and served as a public works structure.

The Tyana Aqueducts are among the surviving structures within the Tyana Archaeological Site. The remaining portions of the structure are accessible to visitors and are promoted by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.