Key:fountain
| fountain |
| Description |
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| indicates the type of a fountain or drinking water fountain |
| Group: Properties |
| Used on these elements |
| Documented values: 9 |
| Useful combination |
| Status: de facto |
| Tools for this tag |
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The key fountain=* is used to map the type of fountains amenity=fountain and drinking water fountains amenity=drinking_water and similar water features. With the currently documented values it is especially useful if many instances of the same type of fountain are deployed.
Common generic types
| Picture | Tag | Description |
|---|---|---|
| fountain=nozzle | Tag indicates a nozzle where water comes out. Usually this means at high velocity. Wikipedia has some information. Used in combination with amenity=fountain. | |
| fountain=bubbler | This is a generic drinking fountain type for fountains which slightly jet the emitted water in the air for the purpose of easy drinking. It may be difficult to fill a bottle in some cases. You can use this tag for all fountains which work according to this principle, but if a more specific (sub)type is available you can use this.
Used with amenity=drinking_water | |
| fountain=drinking | Tag indicates a generic type of drinking fountain. If your fountain can be described with a more specific tag (e.g. fountain=bubbler), you are encouraged to use the more specific type. note: some people (fewer instances) use fountain=drinking_fountain with the same meaning. To reduce tag fragmentation you are encouraged to use the documented variant.. Picture: drinking fountain at the Bolsena lake in Italy. | |
| fountain=splash_pad | Tag indicates a splash pad or spray pool.
Picture: splash pad on the Detroit Riverwalk. | |
| fountain=stone_block | Tag indicates a generic fountain type for fountains that consist mostly of a stone block.
Picture: stone block drinking fountain near the Basilica Saint Paul outside the Walls, in Rome, IT. | |
| fountain=mist | ||
| fountain=bottle_refill | Tag indicates a generic drinking fountain type which jets the emitted water downwards at lower pressure than a fountain=nozzle, intended to fill reusable drinking bottles. It may be difficult to obtain water directly in hands or mouth in some cases, due to features such as a large bottle sensor to activate the flow, or a recessed water nozzle. These seem to be increasingly common at transport, leisure and health facilities in GB. Should always have bottle=yes. If it is part of the same installation as a fountain you can drink directly from, use fountain=bubbler and bottle=yes in preference to creating multiple points. |
Specific types of drinking water fountains
The tags in this section indicate specific types of drinking water fountains and are used in combination with amenity=drinking_water. Please use them only for those exact types and not for similar or different fountains.
| Picture | Tag | Rendering in Röntgen | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| fountain=nasone | Tag indicates a Roman style drinking water fountain. Wikipedia has some information. | ||
| fountain=toret | Tag indicates a particular drinking water fountain style in Turin. Wikipedia has some information. | ||
| fountain=roman_wolf | Tag indicates a particular drinking water fountain style in Rome. It is a drinking fountain which is typical for dog parks but can also be found elsewhere. The water comes off an iron cast wolf's head and there is generally a small trough where animals can drink. The fountain itself is made from travertine. | ||
| fountain=viktorija_zdenac | Tag indicates a particular drinking water fountain type in Zagreb. | ||
| fountain=wallace | Tag indicates a particular drinking water fountain type in Paris. |
See also
- Lifecycle_prefix is a standard way for adding information about the working status. Typical tags are disused:amenity=drinking_water and abandoned:amenity=drinking_water
- operational_status=* generic tag used by some mappers to give information about the operational status. Please do not use fountain=running, as the fountain is about a type of fountain.
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