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How Aqueduct works is that it sets your housing from water to 6, or adds 2 housing if you have fresh water (fresh water is 5 housing, so it would only give 1 otherwise). It does NOT add 6 housing, ever. The most it will add is 4 if you had no water (which gives 2 housing)
Since you have fresh water due to the city state you will gain 2 housing from the aqueduct.
Basically, aqueducts are complete garbage if you have fresh water, poor if you have coastal water, and equivalent to an average neighborhood (but cheaper) if you have no water.
Unless you're Khmer, whose aqueducts give them an amenity, 3 faith, and give +1 food to adjacent farms, which make them amazing most of the time. And the Roman's Bath replacement, which should be built in every city you can because it's insane.