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	Aguas Potables was established in the town in 1922. On March 28, 1923, construction was finished.<ref>.https://mb.com.ph/2021/09/10/historical-marker-of-98-year-old-aguas-potables-de-malolos-unveiled</ref> It is located in the center of Malolos' market city, next to the cathedral, and across from it is the statue of General Isidoro Torres, who became the alcalde		Aguas Potables was established in the town in 1922. On March 28, 1923, construction was finished.<ref>.https://mb.com.ph/2021/09/10/historical-marker-of-98-year-old-aguas-potables-de-malolos-unveiled</ref> It is located in the center of Malolos' market city, next to the cathedral, and across from it is the statue of General Isidoro Torres, who became the alcalde
	mayor of Bulacan. He is also known as "Matanglawin" and founded numerous Katipunan branches.https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=7i7%2fcptD&id=3CE08F6D7C03067774CAA2E5CEAD5D7F357E41BB&thid=OIP.7i7_cptDzDuX4bSEf-5A9gHaEK&mediaurl=https%3a%2f%2fpunto.com.ph%2fwp-content%2fuploads%2f2021%2f09%2f01-COVER-640x360.jpeg&cdnurl=https%3a%2f%2fth.bing.com%2fth%2fid%2fR.ee2eff729b43cc3b97e1b4847fee40f6%3frik%3du0F%252bNX9drc7log%26pid%3dImgRaw%26r%3d0&exph=360&expw=640&q=aguas+potables+de+malolos&simid=608054914930659256&FORM=IRPRST&ck=90EBAFFF5E1ABB4CCFA0CE6FADFF3AB7&selectedIndex=1&itb=0 <ref>https://punto.com.ph/pananda-sa-98-taong-aguas-potables-ng-malolos-inilagak/</ref> "Drinking water" originates from the Spanish "Aguas Potables." Another name for it is Aguas Potables de Malolos. A year later, the Consejo Municipal of Malolos renamed it "Mariano S. Tengco Water Works." in honor of the former mayor's public service. Aguas Potables is a cylinder-shaped, 80 feet (or 24.4 meters) high, or the height of a seven-story building.<ref>https://iorbitnews.com/pananda-sa-98-taong-aguas-potables-ng-malolos-inilagak/</ref>		mayor of Bulacan. He is also known as "Matanglawin" and founded numerous Katipunan branches.<ref>https://punto.com.ph/pananda-sa-98-taong-aguas-potables-ng-malolos-inilagak/</ref> "Drinking water" originates from the Spanish "Aguas Potables." Another name for it is Aguas Potables de Malolos. A year later, the Consejo Municipal of Malolos renamed it "Mariano S. Tengco Water Works." in honor of the former mayor's public service. Aguas Potables is a cylinder-shaped, 80 feet (or 24.4 meters) high, or the height of a seven-story building.<ref>https://iorbitnews.com/pananda-sa-98-taong-aguas-potables-ng-malolos-inilagak/</ref>