Source all built in stone, with one spout and, on top, a structure crafted with three pinnacles.

Possibly source of medieval origin, of square plan, with a dome and Bamford opened on outer wall.

Source with lateral banks. In the center of the backrest is a national shield and above it a Royal Crown closed.

Source of backrest with emphasis on the central bica, representing an American Indian feathered headdress with her.

Source that presents revival architecture and neomaneirista. The fountain spouts are cored and recorded the emerge pilasters.

Source built in white marble, with three exits of water flow in a large rectangular sink.

Stone source consisting of stairs giving access to the spout, which is in a below ground level.

Vernacular source built in the 19th century and consisting of a rectangular backrest, a spout and a rectangular tank.

Source built in 1892 and rebuilt in 1989. It is decorated with blue and white tiles hand painted.

Source dated 1928, decorated with some tile panels and two garden beds with flowers.