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Rimini
Italia · Roman province·Italy·Founded 268 BCE (Latin colony)
Roman Ariminum, the pivot of Roman north — the Via Flaminia met the Via Aemilia here. Its Arch of Augustus (27 BCE) and Bridge of Tiberius (21 CE) both still stand.
A living seaside city of around 150,000; the Arch of Augustus and the Bridge of Tiberius, both still in everyday use, stand within the modern town.
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