Aqua Appia              

       This aqueduct was built in 312 B.C.  It was built during the Roman Republic, by Appius Claudius Caecus.  This is the oldest aqueduct in Ancient Rome.  This aqueduct is sixteen kilometers long.  This aqueduct also runs underground.  When described in how low it traveled under ground, the Aqua Appia was the lowest.  This aqueduct stretched 8 miles to the Sabine Hills outside Rome. This aqueducts structure is much like the Greek and Egyptian Aqueducts.