Strada Statale 131 Live Cam

On the right you can see the heights of the Riserva Naturale del Monte Arcosu



Origins

The Strada Statale 131, commonly referred to as SS 131 or Cagliari highway, traces its foundation to ancient Roman infrastructure. Originally a segment of the Roman road network known as the “Flaminia Sarda,” this arterial route was engineered to link the provincial capital of Carales (modern-day Cagliari) with the interior settlements of Sardinia. Constructed with compacted stone and gravel, the original roadway enabled the movement of legions, trade wagons carrying grain from the fertile Campidano plain, and messages across the rugged Mediterranean island.