Overview of the trace of the aqueduct in and around Mount Kastro (237,5 m), N of ancient Samos. The tunnel was dug by prisoners from the neighboring island of Lesbos. Its orientation is mainly North - South, and almost in a straight line, apart from some sinuous parts in the central area. An alternative must have been viable, and would have taken 1990 m in cut and cover technique in stead of 1030 m digging a tunnel. See also the drawing (Β = North)
| Π - Ν | 853 m (from source to the North entrance) |
| Ν - S | 1030 m (measured in straight line) |
| Ν - S | 1050 m (measured in the actual tunnel) |
| S - Ω | 400 m (from South entrance to the last known cistern) |