Map Taps, wells and springs

Drinking water map: taps, wells and springs

Where to get water when there is none at home: taps, wells and springs on one map.

Prepared by the InCaseMap team · Figures as of 15 October 2026 Updated 16 October 2026

In short: As of 15 October 2026, the InCaseMap map has 669 taps, wells and springs in Lithuania, 1,119 in Latvia and 8,383 in Poland, 10,616 in total. Whether the water is drinkable is shown on the place card. Find the nearest one in your browser at app.incasemap.com; the map works offline too. InCaseMap is a free map that shows shelters, KAS shelters, evacuation points, sirens, water, hospitals and pharmacies in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland in one window; it works offline too.

How many drinking water points are on the map

CountryPlaces
Lithuania669
Latvia1,119
Estonia445
Poland8,383
Total10,616

As of 15 October 2026. The figures change when the sources update their lists.

Drinking water: what they are

The “Taps, wells and springs” layer shows places where you can get water. Whether the water is drinkable is shown on the place card.

It is worth keeping a water supply at home in advance — how much and how is in the guide 72-hour preparedness.

Drinking water: how to find the nearest

  1. Open the InCaseMap map in your browser: app.incasemap.com.
  2. Turn on the “Taps, wells and springs” layer — the map will show the nearest places.
  3. Tap a place — its card opens with information.
  4. All places are saved on your phone, so you will see them even when the connection or power is lost.

Drinking water by municipality

The Lithuanian municipalities with the most drinking water points. Each municipality’s page has its main layers and a comparison.

All 60 municipalities →

Where the data comes from

Drinking water points come from OpenStreetMap (ODbL); in Latvia also from the VARAM list of public taps, in Warsaw from the city’s emergency water points. The lists are refreshed periodically.

The base map uses data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL licence). Spotted a mistake or a place that has changed? Write to us.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a map of drinking water points?

On the InCaseMap map: open app.incasemap.com and turn on the “Taps, wells and springs” layer. The map is free; this layer shows places in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland.

How many drinking water points are there in Lithuania?

As of 15 October 2026, the InCaseMap map has 669 drinking water points in Lithuania, 1,119 in Latvia, 445 in Estonia, 8,383 in Poland; 10,616 in total across the four countries.

Does the map of drinking water points work offline?

Yes. All the map’s places are saved on your phone, so you will see the map of drinking water points even when the connection or power is lost.

Is the water drinkable everywhere on the map?

Not everywhere. Whether the water is drinkable is shown on each place’s card.

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