In order to ensure water docks, construction began water main, which took the start from the source of the river called the Black and ended Admiralty docks. The water piping has been laid on the terrain. He passed through rock. They were cut by hand to build three tunnels, which are still functioning. In these works we were involved forces of sailors, soldiers, and prisoners serving sentences. Besides tunnels were built aqueducts. Aqueduct is a structure similar to a bridge with water lines. They served to overcome the ravines, gullies and water obstacles. For all the time it was built five aqueducts mnogoarochnyh: Chorgunskaya, Inkerman, Kilenbalochny, in the Apollo and beams Ushakova. Total built 38 stone arches. Some of them still exist.

Until now preserved aqueduct, which is located on the south side of North Bay. In the forties of the 19th century it was built mnogoarochny bridge, which will connect the side of the beam. This bridge was built at the initiative of the Lazarev, who served at the time the position of admiral. After his death, he was nicknamed Lazarevskiy conduit.

Aqueduct conduit name Lazarev were built on a single project, John Upton, who worked as an engineer-colonel. In addition to the aqueduct project he created the project of the Tower of the Winds, and his project was built by Count's Quay in Sevastopol. Construction has managed to end the year prior to the defense of Sevastopol in 1853.

Preserved aqueduct, which is at the beginning of the valley of Inkerman. The length of the aqueduct is 18 kilometers away. It was built in the spirit of classicism. The forms of this structure are similar to buildings of ancient Rome. Aqueduct built of Inkerman stone, which is well handled. This wonderful building has two sections. The first section is desyatiprolёtnym. Its location - in the Apollo beam. Its length is 60 meters. Place the second section - in Ushakova beam. He is semiprolёtnym and its length of 30 meters. Aqueduct - a marvelous architectural structure, which not only admire the artists and photographers, as well as ordinary tourists.