Aqüeducto de San Telmo (Málaga, 1782-1804) — a city water supply owned by a nautical college

The aqueduct that gave Málaga drinking water from 1784, built out of a bishop's estate and crown money diverted from the endowment of the Real Colegio de San Telmo, and in 1804 made over to that college as its own perpetual property. Its printed ordinance opens with a history blaming the shortage on the clearing of the hills after the conquest of 1487, and hands the works to a naval judge.