Ripa Pannonica in Hungary
Ripa Pannonica in Hungary is part of the Tentative list of Hungary in order to qualify for inclusion in the World Heritage List. It is a proposed extension of Danube Limes WHS.
At the Ripa Pannonica in Hungary, the Danube was used as natural border of the Roman Empire in its province of Pannonia. Watchtowers, forts and civil settlements were placed along that border. A specific use of watchtowers - in a line of four – was developed here to guard the river and its islands.
Map of Ripa Pannonica in Hungary
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- Full Name
- Ripa Pannonica in Hungary
- Country
- Hungary
- Added
- 2009
- Extension of
- Danube Limes WHS
- Type
- Cultural
- Categories
- Archaeological site - Ancient Rome
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Site History
2021 Requested by State Party to not be examined
2021 Requested by State Party to not be examined
As part of a transnational proposal of the Danube Limes. The other parts were inscribed at the same session.
2019 Advisory Body overruled
From Inscribe to Refer due to late withdrawal of Hungarian component parts
2019 Referred
2009 Added to Tentative List
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