Source located about 460 meters of altitude, in the serra da Lousã. Has a spout and two banks on the sides and was built in 1933.

Type source backrest with an architecture reminding the Estado Novo. With a spout of granite in the Centre, features the poem "love and the weather" by António Feijó.

Source dating from 1912, with a rectangular tank, stop for coffee and a stone bench on one side. Is connected to a second larger tank.

Source built in white marble, with rectangular sink, where water falls from two cocks. At the top, is the coat of arms of Portugal.

Stone fountain dating from 1903 and is sealed by an iron structure. Was once the only public source of water used by the inhabitants of the area.

Source dated 1928 and lined with ceramic tiles, with emphasis on the figure of Santo António. Side, the structure extends and forms a few banks.

18th century source which features Baroque-style revival, through central Crest and frowns in Bamford. The tiles are of the 20th century.

Source of diving with a rectangular tank and cover slabs at two waters. Inside, covered by a barrel vault structure, is a ladder with five rungs.

Source of the New State building. Has whitewashed masonry backrest and blue painted curved lines, remotely evoking the Baroque forms.

Source built in 1898. Then little remains except the bowl with three gargoyles cast bronze and gable of embrechados, where he posted the tomstone Marmorata evocative to say: "this source and respective aqueduct were built by popular subscription in 1898." Sustained changes in recent years, losing the circular stone landmarks, that protected the loads of wagons.