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The document discusses the Trajan Bridge, located in Romania along the lower Danube River. It was built between 103-105 AD by order of the Roman emperor Trajan to supply Roman legions that had invaded Dacia. The bridge represented an important crossing point along the Danube, allowing passage of troops and goods to support Rome's conquest and control of Dacia.
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Lake Vidraru is an artificial reservoir in Romania created in 1965 by damming the Arges River. It is 10
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Poenari Castle is located in Romania on a plateau facing the Transfagarasan road. It was built in the 13th century and used by Vlad III as a fortress in the 15th century. Though abandoned over time, its ruins still stand today and require climbing 1,480 steps to reach. It was featured in fiction but has no factual basis as Dracula's castle from the novel.
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Lake Vidraru is an artificial reservoir in Romania created in 1965 by damming the Arges River. It is 10
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Romania
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World herritage sites
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