Summary

A bridge across the river Paglia outside Acquapendente.  The modern bridge is apparently after Pope Gregory XIII who in 1578 ordered a ferry crossing be provided for pilgrims.

John Evelyn describes the stone bridge as:

”Here we pass a stone bridge, built by Pope Gregory XIV.”

Map

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Further reading

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Sources

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