Gerdab-e Sangi

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Gerdab-e Sangi is an ancient stone whirlpool structure and water-management monument in Khorramabad, Iran, dating back to the Sassanid era.

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Gerdab-e Sangi canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical monument
water-management structure
age over 1400 years old
architecturalFeature central pool
inlet channels
outlet channels
stone walls
architecturalType circular structure
associatedWith Sassanid engineering
traditional water management
builtBy Sassanid authorities NERFINISHED
climateContext semi-arid region water management
constructionTechnique stone masonry
country Iran
culturalSignificance local landmark of Khorramabad
era late antiquity
feedsFrom underground springs
function water distribution
water regulation
water storage
governedBy Iranian Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization NERFINISHED
hasShape cylindrical
hasType archaeological site
hydraulic structure
heritagePeriod Sassanid era NERFINISHED
heritageStatus registered national monument of Iran
historicalUse regulating flow from springs
supplying water to nearby neighborhoods
locatedIn Lorestan Province NERFINISHED
western Iran NERFINISHED
location Khorramabad NERFINISHED
material stone
nameMeaning Stone Whirlpool NERFINISHED
near Falak-ol-Aflak Castle NERFINISHED
Khorramabad River NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
partOf historical fabric of Khorramabad
preservationStatus partially restored
purpose controlling seasonal water flow
storing water for dry seasons
region Zagros Mountains area NERFINISHED
tourism visited by domestic tourists
visited by international tourists
usedFor irrigation support
urban water supply

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Khorramabad hasHistoricalSite Gerdab-e Sangi