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Band 6+: The diagrams below show how people supply water to a city using Roman Aqueduct and Modern Syphon. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image details two diagrams comparing water supply methods. The "Water supply: Roman Aqueduct" diagram shows water flowing from a reservoir through an intake and conduit, crossing over an aqueduct bridge, continuing through a city, and emptying into the sea. The "Water supply: Modern Syphon" diagram depicts water flow starting at a reservoir, passing through an intake and conduit, descending and ascending through a syphon, entering a treatment plant, and then moving through a city to the sea.
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The maps illustrate the different layouts of two cities Roman Aqueduct and Modern Syphon, and the way that people provide water to their territory.

Overall, this area has witnessed several differences, most notably with the direction of the water flow as well as the way that it flows out to the ocean. Additionally, there has been a treatment plant next to the city in Modern Syphone which is replaced with the aqueduct bridge in Roman Aqueduct.

Regarding the Roman Aqueduct, the water runs in a straight way, which passes the conduit. Before providing water for the city, it goes across the aqueduct bridge. However, this changes in the latter city that the water supply runs through the conduit at first and then curves at the syphon. Then the supply water goes directly to the treatment plant.

Moreover, in both two cities, the water enters through the intake in the reservoir. After, the water supply significantly for those cities, it flows out to the sea.

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