does anyone know where to find an 'official' map of the Venice 'Acqua Alta' pathways?
I found this nice interactive map, but I'm looking for something a little more dry (pun intended) - focusing less on the water level and flooded areas, more on the network of paths that allow the city to continue to operate throughout the annual flood...
I studied/lived there for a semester during school and never did the network of paths seem very 'official'. To me, it seemed more like a haphazard series of wooden planks on green scaffolding connected together; in fact, they look like tall benches. If you find an actual map of these pathways, please post it. I'm very curious.
Acqua Alta
does anyone know where to find an 'official' map of the Venice 'Acqua Alta' pathways?
I found this nice interactive map, but I'm looking for something a little more dry (pun intended) - focusing less on the water level and flooded areas, more on the network of paths that allow the city to continue to operate throughout the annual flood...
I studied/lived there for a semester during school and never did the network of paths seem very 'official'. To me, it seemed more like a haphazard series of wooden planks on green scaffolding connected together; in fact, they look like tall benches. If you find an actual map of these pathways, please post it. I'm very curious.
got it.
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