Via Valeria

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Via Valeria was an important ancient Roman road in central Italy that connected Rome with the interior regions, facilitating military movement and trade.

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Label Occurrences
Via Valeria canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman road
builtBy Roman Republic
connects Abruzzo region
linked to: Abruzzo

Aequi territory
Marsi territory
linked to: Marsi

Rome
Sabini territory
connectsTo Via Claudia Nova
Via Tiburtina
country Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
crosses Apennine Mountains
linked to: Apennines
era ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
extendedBy Claudius
extensionName Via Claudia Valeria
followsValleyOf Anio River
function commercial route
strategic military route
hasLatinName Via Valeria
historicalPeriod Imperial Rome
linked to: Roman Empire

Republican Rome
linked to: Roman Republic
languageOfName Latin
locatedIn central Italy
linked to: Central Italy
modernRemains archaeological traces
road alignments
namedAfter Valerius family
partOf Roman road network
linked to: Roman roads
passesThrough Alba Fucens
Amiternum
Carseoli
Cerfennia
Corfinium
Peltuinum
Tibur
Varia
region Abruzzo
Latium
Sabina
startingGateOfRome Porta Esquilina
linked to: Esquiline Gate

Porta Tiburtina
startingPoint Rome
surface stone paving
terminus Adriatic Sea
Aternum
linked to: Aternus
usedFor communication
military movement
trade

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Corfinium locatedOnRoad Via Valeria
Via Valeria hasLatinName Via Valeria
Via Claudia Nova connectedTo Via Valeria