The Espada Aqueduct is a stone and mortar structure, part of the Mission San Francisco de la Espada, that once carried water to irrigate fields. It is a remarkable example of Spanish colonial engineering in Texas.
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Architecture
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Commerce; Economics; Architecture
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Engineering; Architecture
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Community Planning And Development; Commerce; Military; Transportation; Architecture; Religion
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Industry
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Architecture; Community Planning And Development; Entertainment/Recreation; Art
110 Tuleta Dr., San Antonio, Texas
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