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San Antonio Missions National Historical Park receives $290,000 to repair 275-Year-Old Spanish Aqueduct

March 2, 2023 · Source: National Park Service

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The National Park Service is performing preservation, maintenance, and repair work on sections of the historic Espada Aqueduct, the oldest Spanish aqueduct in the United States, located in San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. The $290,000 project to repair leaks and remove sediment and debris is funded by the Great American Outdoors Act and expected to be completed in March.

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