Via Flaminia

Via Flaminia caerulea picta, rubrum diverticulum via Flaminia nova pictum

Via Flaminia est una viarum consularum a antiquis Romanis formata accurate anno 220 a.C.n. a censore Gaio Flaminio, quae e Roma in Ariminum ducit.

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Pons Naher (Italice Narni)

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Nomina ficta et post-Romana
Akeman Street \| Dere Street \| Ermin Way \| Ermine Street \| Fosse Way \| Peddars Way \| Stane Street \| Stanegate \| Stone Street \| Via Agrippa \| Via Aquitania \| Via Confluentana \| Via de la Plata \| Via Devana \| Via Fenollentis \| Via Mala \| Via Maris \| Via Pontica \| Via Vallespiri \| Watling Street
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