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- Via_Annia abstract "The Via Annia was the consular Roman road through Cisalpine Gaul which linked Atria (modern Adria) to Aquileia, passing through Patavium (modern Padua), then, skirting the barely inhabited lagoon, through Altinum (a frazione of modern Quarto d'Altino) and Iulia Concordia. The artery had its influence on the Romanization of the region it traversed, and was a major connection to the northeastern province of Noricum.The road was constructed by the praetor Titus Annius Rufus and completed in 131 BCE. Through stretches of marshland in the lower valley of the Po, causeways raised the paved road above the level of the marshes. The abutments of several stone bridges have been rediscovered: one passing over the Grassaga canal was rediscovered in 1922; another passed over the former riverbed of the Bidoggia. Some sections of the road never fell out of use. Other sections became so thoroughly lost they have only been precisely identified with the development of aerial photography. Between Padua and Altino, varying lengths of the road appear in the Roman sources, leading to disagreement over which bank of the Brenta the road followed: two posting stations (mansiones) are known to have been established along this stretch, where fresh horses and a night's accommodation could be found.".
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- Via_Annia wikiPageLength "1932".
- Via_Annia wikiPageOutDegree "18".
- Via_Annia wikiPageRevisionID "681651907".
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Adria.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Aerial_photography.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Altinum.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Aquileia.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Bidoggia.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Brenta_(river).
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Category:Roman_roads_in_Gaul.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Category:Roman_roads_in_Italy.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Cisalpine_Gaul.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Concordia_Sagittaria.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Iulia_Concordia.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Mansio.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Noricum.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Padua.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Po_(river).
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Po_River.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Quarto_dAltino.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Roman_road.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Roman_roads.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Romanization.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Venetian_Lagoon.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLink Venetian_lagoon.
- Via_Annia wikiPageWikiLinkText "Via Annia".
- Via_Annia hasPhotoCollection Via_Annia.
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- Via_Annia wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Via_Annia subject Category:Roman_roads_in_Gaul.
- Via_Annia subject Category:Roman_roads_in_Italy.
- Via_Annia hypernym Road.
- Via_Annia type Article.
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- Via_Annia type Article.
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- Via_Annia type Site.
- Via_Annia comment "The Via Annia was the consular Roman road through Cisalpine Gaul which linked Atria (modern Adria) to Aquileia, passing through Patavium (modern Padua), then, skirting the barely inhabited lagoon, through Altinum (a frazione of modern Quarto d'Altino) and Iulia Concordia.".
- Via_Annia label "Via Annia".
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- Via_Annia sameAs Q958212.
- Via_Annia sameAs Q958212.
- Via_Annia wasDerivedFrom Via_Annia?oldid=681651907.
- Via_Annia isPrimaryTopicOf Via_Annia.