Via Postumia

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Via Postumia was an important ancient Roman road that linked key cities in northern Italy, facilitating military movement and trade across the region.

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Via Postumia canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman road
builtBy Spurius Postumius Albinus Magnus
connects Aquileia
Bedriacum
Concordia Sagittaria
Cremona
Genua
linked to: Genoa

Oderzo
Opitergium
linked to: Calvatone

Placentia
Verona
Vicenza
Vicetia
connectsTo Via Aemilia
Via Annia
Via Julia Augusta
constructionStartDate 148 BC
country Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
endPoint Aquileia
follows west–east direction
historicalPeriod Roman Republic
inception 148 BC
locatedIn northern Italy
linked to: Northern Italy
namedAfter Spurius Postumius Albinus Magnus
partOf Roman road network
viae publicae of the Roman Republic
passesThrough Bedriacum
Cisalpine Gaul
Concordia Sagittaria
Cremona
Liguria
Opitergium
Placentia
Po Valley
Verona
Vicetia
regionServed Gallia Cisalpina
linked to: Cisalpine Gaul

Venetia
linked to: Lombardy–Venetia
significance facilitated Roman control of northern Italy
linked major colonies and municipia in northern Italy
startPoint Genoa
Genua
linked to: Genoa
terrainCrossed Apennine Mountains
linked to: Apennines

Po River plain
use communication
military movement
trade

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Placentia connectedByRoad Via Postumia
Aquileia connectedTo Via Postumia
Venetia et Histria traversedBy Via Postumia
Iulia Concordia locatedOn Via Postumia
Iulia Concordia locatedOn Via Postumia
subject linked to: Roman city of Iulia Concordia