Vienna is mainly supplied with water from two mountain spring pipelines, which together bring almost 590,000 m3 drinking water into the city every day.

As early as the Roman era, a water pipeline several kilometres long supplied what was then Vindobona, drawing the water (ca. 5,000 m3 a day) from the area around modern Perchtoldsdorf and Gumpoldskirchen. In the 17th century, wells on the Neuer Markt supplied water to parts of the city through a number of smaller water pipes.

Title: 100 years of the 2nd Viennese Mountain Spring Pipeline
Date of Issue: 14 June 2010
Country: Austria
Denominations: 0.55 EUR

Source: www.post.at

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