Fountain · Cella

Fuente de Cella

Today: Fuente de Cella, Cella

Place
Cella
Kind
Fountain
Built
1729 to 1731
What remains
Standing
Visiting
Not checked

An elliptical artesian well, 34.83 by 24.84 metres and 9 to 11.5 metres deep, made in the 12th century and ornamented between 1729 and 1731 by the engineer captain Domingo Ferrari on the order of the Audiencia of Aragon. It is ringed by an ashlar parapet, and the water leaves through a passage covered by a hermitage dedicated to Saint Clement. It is the source of the river Jiloca and of three irrigation channels that water seven villages.

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