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Couldn't be 100% sure - but don't think so - for one thing Roman roads were built as straight as possible unless there was a major kind of obstacle they couldn't build over or through.
Here's a link that may help:

http://www.unrv.com/culture/roman-road-construction.php

Explains Roman road construction.

Where is it located?

Rich is right about the curves. The Romans preferred arrow straight and if they had to change directions they did so by creating a new straight line.

Minimalist wrote:Where is it located?

Rich is right about the curves. The Romans preferred arrow straight and if they had to change directions they did so by creating a new straight line.

It was a cultural mindset. Romans liked everything straight as an arrow. From which a.o. the infamous "Befehl ist Befehl" evolved as an excuse for inhumanity.

The shortest distance between two points. The Romans were nothing if not efficient.

Minimalist wrote:The shortest distance between two points. The Romans were nothing if not efficient.

Like Zyklon B.

Minimalist wrote:The shortest distance between two points. The Romans were nothing if not efficient.

I know several genuine roman roads which are far from being straight lines, they used to follow terrain in order to achieve stable support to the road.