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The longest Roman road was the Via Augusta (or Via Herculea or Via Exterior) in Spain. it started at thePyreneesMountains on the northern frontier of theprovince, followed the coast, passing throughBarcelona, Tarragona, Valencia and Cartagena. it then crossedAndalusia, passed by Cordoba and near Seville. it ended in Cadiz, on theAtlanticcoast, northwest ofGibraltar It was 1,500 kilometres (938 miles) long. it was named after Augustus who had itrenovatedbetween 8 and 2 BC.

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