Aqueduct · Pamplona

Acueducto de Noáin

Today: Acueducto de Noáin (de Subiza), Noáin

Place
Pamplona
Kind
Aqueduct
Built
1782 to 1790
What remains
Standing
Visiting
Not checked

The aqueduct with which Carlos III gave Pamplona drinking water from the Subiza spring. The first commission went to the French engineer Francisco Geni, but Ventura Rodríguez designed it in 1782 with Santos Ángel de Ochandátegui, and Francisco Alejo Aranguren worked on it afterwards; the work is dated between 1782 and 1790. It was over a kilometre long, supplied the city until 1895, and has been a site of cultural interest since 1992.

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