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Saur Brunnen, Birkenfeld, Germany

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Saur Brunnen, Birkenfeld, Germany

Public Drinking Spring

Maslowski Park Spring, Ashland, Wisconsin

2524, Lake Shore Dr W, Ashland, WI 54806, US
Maslowski Park Spring, Ashland, Wisconsin

Public Drinking Spring

Description
A small wooden structure can be found at the East side of the parking area. The pipe is where water flows. This is the Prentice Spring, located on the shores Lake Superior. The city captured it for their use many years ago. Fill your bottles with water, or place your hand on the spout and drink "fountain-style" from the small hole in the top.
Nearest Address
The Lake Superior shore, West side of Ashland on US Highway 2
Directions from the Nearest Address
Go West on US Highway 2 from Ashland. At the Western edge of Ashland, you'll see Maslowski Park that runs alongside Lake Superior to North. The Eastern end of the parking lot is where you'll find the spring house.
Important Information
Hours Spring Open
24/7
GPS:
Unknown
Map Link: Maslowski Park Spring Map
SpadomanSubmitted

Fayston Spring,Moretown, VT 05660

3347, N Fayston Rd, Moretown, VT 05660, US
Fayston Spring,Moretown, VT 05660

Public Drinking Spring

Baurillo Caurillo National Park Entrance, Zurqui, San Jose Costa Rica

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Baurillo Caurillo National Park Entrance, Zurqui, San Jose Costa Rica

Private Drinking Spring

Hamurana, Rotorua, New Zealand

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Hamurana, Rotorua, New Zealand

Public Drinking Spring

St Mary’s Well

53306, Rge Rd 62, Gainford, AB T0E, CA
St Mary’s Well

Public Drinking Spring

Sand Springs, Sand Springs, OK

651, E Charles Page Blvd S, Sand Springs, OK 74063, US
Sand Springs, Sand Springs, OK

Public Drinking Spring

Description
Decking and railing around spring. You can also sit here. It is located right beside a paved bicycle path.
Nearest Address
651 E Charles Page Blvd Sand Springs OK 74063
Directions starting from the nearest address
It's behind the Drug Warehouse. There is a place to park your car. From there, you can walk down a paved path for a bicycle. I haven't been there yet so I can't comment on the water quality. Drug Warehouse 651 East Charles Page Blvd Sand Springs OK 74063 Follow 412 to Keystone. At Adams Road, get off in Sand Springs. Continue straight and cross the bridge. You will see the Drug Warehouse immediately to your right. Turn right into the parking lot. Park your car, and then follow the trail towards Tulsa (heading East). It shouldn't be more that a block to the spring. Easy. Contact the local water department and ask them about your water quality. If they have the results, it might be cheaper to test it yourself. I'm guessing.
Important Information
Hours Spring Open
24/7/365
GPS: N/A
Map Link: Sand Springs Map
Submitted by Sassafras

Evans Road

660, Evans Rd, Milpitas, CA 95035, US
Evans Road

Public Drinking Spring

Maramec Spring

21701, Maramec Spring Dr, Saint James, MO 65559, US
Maramec Spring

Public Drinking Spring

Maramec is a spring located near St. James, Missouri, in the east central Ozarks. The state's fifth-largest spring, it has an average daily flow rate of 153 cubic yards of water per second. The James foundation privately owns the spring, 1800 acres (7.3 km2) and maintains the park as an open-air park. The Missouri Department of Conservation runs a trout fishery and hatchery at the spring. You can also find the remains of an ironworks that once made use of the available hydropower. The spring was made a National Natural Landmark on October 21, 1971.

Dwightwood Spring, Mackinac Island, MI 49757

1201, Mission St, Mackinac Island, MI 49757, US
Dwightwood Spring, Mackinac Island, MI 49757

Public Drinking Spring

Dwightwood Springs was named after Edwin O. Wood, Flint, MI. In 1909, he donated money to honor his late son Dwight Hulbert Wood. This spring comes from the Mackinac Island limestone bedrock. Limestone is made up mainly of calcium calcite. Limestone can be described as a sedimentary rock. This means that different particles were compressed or compacted to form it. The sediment is then compressed, and it forms layers called beds or strata.
Many islanders thirsted for water from these springs in the beginning. This water is no longer safe to drink, according to current standards of water quality.
TDS readings unclear, temperature 45 degrees