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Clandras Bridge
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Clandras Bridge

Historic sites 38.5777° N, 29.3639° E
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A historical aqueduct and bridge from the Phrygian period built over the Banaz Creek in Uşak.

Timeline, heritage and stories

Heritage

The Clandras Bridge is one of the most visited ancient structures in the Uşak region. Built about 2500 years ago by the Phrygians to transport water, the aqueduct is today also famous for its surrounding recreation area. You can access the exact location of this ancient engineering marvel in Türkiye from the Harita section.

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Historic sites
Coordinates
38.5777° N, 29.3639° E
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38.5777° N, 29.3639° E