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Looking down the Tiber, SW from a parapet of Castel Sant' Angelo.
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![]() Ponte Cestio
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![]() Ponte Fabricio
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![]() Ponte Milvio
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![]() Ponte Rotto
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![]() Ponte S. Angelo
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![]() Ponte Sisto |
![]() others, not extant
several articles in Platner's Topographical Dictionary
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These are bridges in the actual city of Rome; some ancient, some modern. If you are looking for bridges built by the ancient Romans — that might be anywhere in the Roman empire — you're on the wrong page: see "Roman Bridges" in the navigation bar below.
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The large photo on this page is © Carole Roach 2001
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