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View of the east outer wall of the large Roman Nymphaeum that is located near Andriace.
Behind the wall on the left side of the image is the large interior pool. Water is flowing from that pool from the center left of the picture to the lower right—towards the direction of Myra. I am not certain of the function of the large niche that is carved into the rock scarp on the right side of the image.
This water source supplied water to Myra 1.0 miles to the northeast and to its port, Andriace—0.6 miles west-southwest of the Nymphaeum.
