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Sulmona Past & Present

by Sam Dunham

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What is Confetti?

The aqueduct, which is made of ashlar stone, separates Piazza Garibaldi and Corso Ovidio, and elegant steps lead down from the Corso into the square. Having withstood the test of time, this majestic structure has become a symbol of the city. The aqueduct is 106 metres long and is divided into three sections, each of which is significantly different in length: the first section is 76.1 metres long, the second section is 24.38 metres long, and the third section is only 4.92 metres long. How Many Arches Does the Aqueduct Have?

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Sam is a freelance SEO content creator and IGCSE Geography and English teacher at Istituto Cristo Re in Rome. She also runs the Life In Abruzzo Cultural Association, sharing stories and insights about this captivating region.[br][br]Alongside raising a teenager, Sam hosts guests at her family’s traditional home, the Little House of the Firefly in Abruzzo, offering a warm welcome and insider tips on local culture, food, and hidden gems.

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