Road station

Ad Palmam

(12 miles N Cirta) (Barrington) · Beregli oder Bizot (Miller)

Only a name, with no drawing beside it, marks this stop on the road from the coast up to Cirta: Ad Palmam. In Latin it means at the palm tree. The map counts twenty-five Roman miles from Ad villam Sele and twelve more to Cirta, the colony that is today's Constantine in Algeria. Older research looked for the station at Beregli or Bizot. The Ravenna list writes Palimam.

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