Because the Romans spent longer in France and Italy and built more structures.
Because the Romans did not stay in Britain for as long as they stayed in Spain, France or Italy.
The Romans built aqueducts all over the Roman Empire, from Britain to Spain, from Gaul (France) to Greece, from Turkey to Palestine and across north Africa.
Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.Aqueducts were built all over the empire wherever they were needed. There are ruins of them in Italy, France, Spain, Britain, Israel, Syria, Turkey, and probably many other places. The majority of the aqueducts were built underground, so we don't get to see them.
Yes , numerous ones, Spain;, Italy, France
Britain and Spain France and Spain
Britain, Spain, and France were potential enemies.
France and Great Britain France and Great Britain
Spain and Britain
France and Spain both protected the United States from Great Britain. The alliance with France (Treaty of Alliance) was signed in 1778, after which Great Britain declared war on France, and Spain entered the war soon after as the ally of France.
Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Great Britain, and France.
The first counties to establish colonies in America were Spain, France, and Great Britain
Great Britain, Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, France, Russia, Spain, and Portugal.
The above ground aqueducts that come to mind are the Pont du Gard in France, the one at Segovia, Spain, and the aqueduct of Valence, in Istanbul. There are partial aqueducts in Rome and in Israel. There are many stretches of the underground aqueducts remaining and some still in use.