Toilets and drinking water in Tournai
Where can you find a public toilet or somewhere to refill a bottle in the Tournaisis? As the survey is still modest in the region, this map brings both together.
Interactive map in Tournai — toilets and drinking water.
Two kinds of stop on one map
Purple markers are public toilets, blue markers drinking water points. In an area where each category has fewer than twenty recorded locations, a single map is more useful than two sparse ones.
The locations cluster in the centre of Tournai, around the Grand-Place and the banks of the Scheldt, as well as in the public parks of the surrounding municipalities.
A survey that is still partial
OpenStreetMap coverage in the Tournaisis is less complete than in a dense French urban area. The absence of a point does not mean the absence of a facility — only that nobody has recorded it yet.
Frequently asked questions
- Why are toilets and water points on the same map?
- Because each category has fewer than twenty recorded locations in the Tournaisis. Bringing them together produces a map that is actually useful.
- Is the water from these fountains drinkable?
- Only points declared drinkable in the open data are shown. If in doubt, trust the signage on site.
- How do I add a missing location?
- The data comes from OpenStreetMap: add the point on openstreetmap.org and it will be picked up at the next sync.
Sources and licences
- OpenStreetMap — collected via Overpass · openstreetmap.org · ODbL
Each dataset and its licence are listed on the Data sources page.