Water services in United States
Fontavio maps public drinking water, fill-up taps, toilets, showers, laundry, dump stations and marine pump-outs in United States, from open map data and from the people using them.
Is the tap water safe to drink in the United States?States with pages
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California
116 cities · 10420 places
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New York
11 cities · 2927 places
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Washington
37 cities · 2418 places
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Texas
16 cities · 2341 places
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Florida
31 cities · 1970 places
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Colorado
20 cities · 1803 places
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Illinois
19 cities · 1590 places
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Oregon
18 cities · 1455 places
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Arizona
14 cities · 1312 places
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Minnesota
18 cities · 1307 places
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Ohio
15 cities · 1044 places
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Michigan
22 cities · 957 places
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Utah
16 cities · 930 places
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Wisconsin
12 cities · 915 places
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Pennsylvania
12 cities · 896 places
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Missouri
12 cities · 848 places
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North Carolina
9 cities · 833 places
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Massachusetts
7 cities · 683 places
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West Virginia
1 city · 661 places
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Kansas
7 cities · 605 places
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Virginia
13 cities · 586 places
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Georgia
11 cities · 489 places
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Nevada
6 cities · 483 places
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Iowa
8 cities · 478 places
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Indiana
8 cities · 456 places
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Hawaii
7 cities · 454 places
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Kentucky
1 city · 442 places
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District of Columbia
1 city · 362 places
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New Mexico
2 cities · 326 places
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Nebraska
6 cities · 320 places
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Maryland
6 cities · 275 places
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South Carolina
5 cities · 256 places
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Oklahoma
4 cities · 247 places
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Tennessee
5 cities · 231 places
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Idaho
4 cities · 216 places
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Arkansas
4 cities · 184 places
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Montana
3 cities · 159 places
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Connecticut
4 cities · 140 places
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Louisiana
3 cities · 110 places
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South Dakota
3 cities · 101 places
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New Hampshire
2 cities · 95 places
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Alabama
3 cities · 91 places
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Maine
2 cities · 89 places
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Alaska
2 cities · 70 places
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North Dakota
1 city · 37 places
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Delaware
1 city · 32 places
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New Jersey
1 city · 32 places
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Wyoming
1 city · 21 places
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