Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta
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Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta
Summary
Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta is a bridge[1].
Key Facts
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta is located in Carmona[2].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta is in the country of Spain[3].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's image is recorded as IAPH-paisaje agrario de Carmona-70 0167876 - Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta.tiff[4].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's instance of is recorded as bridge[5].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's instance of is recorded as bridge[6].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's instance of is recorded as roadway[7].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's part of is recorded as archaeological site of Carmona[8].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's Commons category is recorded as Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta[9].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 37.47882798, 'longitude': -5.624991967, 'precision': 1e-05}[10].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's Asset of cultural interest code is recorded as RI-51-0001446[11].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's heritage designation is recorded as bien de interés cultural[12].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's native label is recorded as Puente y calzada romana de la Vía Augusta[13].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's Guía Digital del Patrimonio Cultural de Andalucía ID is recorded as i6850[14].
- Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's IAPH code is recorded as 01410240428[15].
Body
Geography
Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta is in the country of Spain[3]. It is located in Carmona[2]. Its part of is recorded as archaeological site of Carmona[8].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include bridge[5] and roadway[7]. Bridge and Roman road of the Via Augusta's heritage designation is recorded as bien de interés cultural[12].