Which Roman construction projects brought over 300

millions gallons of water into Rome daily?

Aqueducts

Explanation:

Aqueducts became one of the key features of Rome. This city alone had over 480 miles of aqueducts, about 29 of which were above ground, and brought in 300 million gallons of water per day. When Rome became an empire and spread across Europe, the Romans introduced aqueducts into their new colonies.

Explanation: This is the case with the Antonine Thermae in Carthage, served by one of the most ... Africa which brought water from the hills at Zaghouan some 56 kilometers to the ... squared stone work, over a core of opus caementicium, some 10-12 meters ... Supplying nearly 5 million gallons of water a day