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Has 3 Step Wells - "Bari (Main) Bowali: It Is In The Middle Of The Fort For Soldiers, Elephants, Horses Etc. This Baoli Has 148 Steps (Now 134 Left Due To Filling Of Mud). Each Step Is 20 Cm (8 Inches) Wide. The Upper Portion Has Been Cut In Stone. It Has Three Arches That Span The Length Of The Baoli."
"The Discovery Of A Tughlak Era Baoli In The Red Fort Has Been The Subject Of Much Debate. How Come A 14th Century Step-Well Exists In A Fort Built By Shah Jahan In The 17th Century? Baffling For Some But It Must Be Remembered That The Red Fort Was Built On The Ruins Of An Old Afghan Fort....." For More See
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"Unique Stone-Built Conical Walk-In Wells"
Ulong Village Contains Several Stone Features, Including A ... Walk-In Well On The Beach Flat (Nomination File)
Kumhalgarh - "Langan Baori, A 15th-Century Step-Well" (Wiki)
"Rani-Ki-Vav Is An Outstanding Example Of A Subterranean Stepwell Construction" (Ouv)
At Nam Giao Altar Location, Used As A Ritual Bath: "A Square Well With Steps, Still Full Of Water. It Has Been Identified As The ‘Jade Well’ But Is Known To Local People As The ‘Well Of The King’."
Bead-Workshop, Water Tanks, A Step Well, And Houses Of Various Stages Are Found In The Castle (Ab Ev)