Description Via Flaminia.jpg	Italiano: In colore blu il tracciato originale della via Flaminia. In colore viola, il diverticulum via Flaminia nova. In colore arancione la variante meridionale, che raggiunge l'Adriatico ad Ancona English: Ancient Rome Flaminia way path in blue color. Diverticulum via Flaminia nova is in violet color. The variant that crosses the central area of the Marches, which reaches the Adriatic in Ancona, is in orange color
Date	29 August 2007
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Based on a map from "Historical Atlas" by William R. Shepherd, New York, Henry Holt and Company, 1923 now in Public Domain. Courtesy of the University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin. Variante meridionale: da Luca Antonelli, I Piceni: corpus delle fonti : la documentazione letteraria , L'ERMA di BRETSCHNEIDER, 2003, testo basato su Strabone, Sidonio Apollinare e sull'Itinerario Antoniniano, tutti riportati nel testo (citazioni 3, 14 e 20). Image:Shepherd-c-026-027.jpg