Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Archaeological Ensemble of Mérida' has mentioned 'Bridge' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| The bridge can be considered the focal point of the city. | WIKI |
| The location of the bridge was carefully selected at a ford of the river Guadiana, which offered as a support a central island that divides it into two channels. | WIKI |
| The bridge spans a total of 792 m, making it one of the largest surviving bridges of ancient times. | WIKI |
| Roman Bridge of Mxc3xa9rida, the longest of all existing Roman bridges | WIKI |
| Code Name Place 664-001 Aqueduct of los Milagros Mxc3xa9rida 664-002 Aqueduct of San Lxc3xa1zaro Mxc3xa9rida 664-003 Alcantarilla Bridge Mxc3xa9rida 664-004 Guadiana River Dam, Roman Bridge over Guadiana River, Alcazaba Mxc3xa9rida 664-005 Roman Theatre, Amphitheatre, Amphitheatre House Mxc3xa9rida 664-006 Trajan's Arch, Concordia Temple Mxc3xa9rida 664-007 Santa Catalina Basilica (Xenodochium) Mxc3xa9rida 664-008 Casa Herrera Basilica Mxc3xa9rida 664-009 Santa Eulalia Basilicaxc2xa0[es]: Interpretation Centre, Temple of Mars Mxc3xa9rida 664-010 Roman Circus Mxc3xa9rida 664-011 Mithraeum House, Columbaria Funerary Area Mxc3xa9rida 664-012 Church of Santa Claraxc2xa0[es] and Visigothic Art Collection Mxc3xa9rida 664-013 Cornalvo Dam Mxc3xa9rida 664-014 Proserpina Dam Mxc3xa9rida 664-015 Local Forum Mxc3xa9rida 664-016 Roman Wall and Albarrana Islamic Tower Mxc3xa9rida 664-017 National Museum of Roman Art Mxc3xa9rida 664-018 Santa Eulalia Obelisk Mxc3xa9rida 664-019 Roman Bridge over Albarregas River Mxc3xa9rida 664-020 Temple of Diana Mxc3xa9rida 664-021 Thermal Baths at Reyes Huertas St. Mxc3xa9rida 664-022 Thermal Baths at Alangexc2xa0[es] Alange[12] | WIKI |
| Its historic development is evidenced until today in its street pattern and many constructions still have their original function (bridge, dyke, Arch of Trajano, dams, sewers, Aqueduct of San Lxc3xa1zaro, etc.) | UNESCO |
| The same applies to some stretches of the Guadiana Bridge, altered in the Middle Ages and modern times. | UNESCO |