Baroque fountain composed of semicircular Gables and a barrel vault inside. Underwent a major refurbishment in 1883, being the former diving source replaced by a masonry box.

A Mannerist aqueduct with an arcade divided into three sections, extending for six kilometers. It transports water from the Usseira water source to the Arcos valley and then to the fountain in the square.

Ancient fountain, where the local population was going to fetch water for everyday uses, protected by a granite structure. The water from this source flows into a tank with laundry.

Backrest source built in 1896, to present a simple rectangular plan with a backrest of contracurvado profile, with two Tuscan pilasters at the sides and a rectangular tank adossado to a wall.

Source of porch consists of a rectangular plan and coverage in granitic slabs. Is supported by two pillars of granite ashlars simple and features a round arch. It was built in 1796.

Ancient fountain, protected by a granite structure, where once the local population would fetch water for everyday tasks. On top of this source is the niche of the Lord of the afflicted.

Source of backrest with a rectangular plant composed of two cocks, padded instrument, three tanks and two side pilasters. The backrest features the shield of Portugal carved.

Rectilinear backrest source, built in 1871, with features of neoclassical architecture. Presents two pilasters on the sides, a circular spout, a tank against bent and a tile Panel.

Ancient source of diving, protected by a granite structure with a perfect round arch, where people from the village were going to fetch water for everyday tasks.

Former diving source where once the local population would fetch water for everyday uses. The water, stored in a small tank, is protected by a granite structure.