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  1. The river served as a focal point for social interactions, trade, and cultural activities. It provided a means of transportation for people and goods, connecting different neighborhoods and facilitating the exchange of ideas and resources. Furthermore, the Tiber River was an integral part of Rome’s religious practices.

  2. Sewage and Sanitation. The flowing Tiber was the receptacle for the Cloaca Maxima, Rome's water management system. It was constructed around 600 BC to direct rainwater away from the city. The Cloaca Maxima was lined with stone and covered with a roof around 300 BC to direct storm runoff to the river more predictably.

  3. The relationship between Rome and the Tiber River is symbiotic. The river protected Romulus and Remus until the arrival of the Wolf, symbol of the city, who nursed them saving them from death. It was Romulus, in 753 BC, who founded the city, which also became powerful thanks to its river. Even today the Tiber flows a few steps from the most ...

  4. Its Tiber Island, the only urban island of the river, is home to one of the oldest hospitals in the Capital, the Fatebenefratelli, commissioned in 1585 by Pope Gregory XIII. It introduced revolutionary healthcare innovations such as the division of the sicks into specific departments. Tiberine Island is about 300 meters long and about 90 wide.

  5. Aug 15, 2019 · The Tiber is the third-longest river in Italy, with a total length of 252 mi, and is well known as the primary river in Rome. The river rises from Mount Fumaiolo, one of the main summits of the Apennines, in Emilia-Romagna, and then flows southwardly to Lazio, where it merges with the Aniene River, and then continues to Ostia, where it drains ...

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  7. Nov 3, 2010 · The River Tiber in Summer near Trastevere. Navigation, abandoned for over a century, finally returns bringing new life to the river, and maybe allowing Romans and visitors to rediscover the life that flows along it. The Tiber will once again recover the central role it has always played in the history of this extraordinary city.