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Roman roads were carefully engineered to last for centuries, allowing the Roman Empire to expand and connect its territories. They were constructed with drainage systems and deep foundations to withstand weathering, and featured stone mile markers providing directions and distances between cities along the network that spanned over 50,000 miles across Europe, North Africa and Asia Minor.
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