1. Adding water source along the hiking trail.

    Closed · #91931970
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  2. Adding drinking water spot based on gps-tagged photo.

    Closed · #90312081
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  3. Adding drinking water tag.

    Closed · #90261419
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  4. Adding drinking water spot.

    Closed · #90135893
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  5. Adding drinking water spot (with photo).

    Closed · #90105529
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  6. Change drinking_water=yes and adding drinking_water:legal=no as the fountain has "no drinking water" but it's drinkable (at your own risk) according https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:drinking_water the recommended way.

    Closed · #89808687
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  7. Adding photo and description of apprx. amount of water flowing.

    Closed · #89783623
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  8. It's marked "no drinking water" on the fountain on site, therefore drinking_water=no, but adding quality=drinkable as it's drinkable (I did). Public water sources in this region are scarce, so worth to mention.

    Closed · #89783416
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  9. Just adding a tag (bottle = yes).

    Closed · #89783319
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  10. More info on amount of water.

    Closed · #89783150
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  11. Adding tag and brief description of unreliable amount of water in summer - if there is a proper tag for this, let me know as comment.

    Closed · #89781685
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  12. Adding tags.

    Closed · #89778504
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  13. Adding more tags and description (it's non-drinking water marked).

    Closed · #89778453
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  14. Adding photo and some more informative tags.

    Closed · #89775669
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  15. Adding water source along hiking trail, coordinates based on gps-tagged photo.

    Closed · #89775589
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  16. Adding photo and some more informative tags.

    Closed · #89775428
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  17. Small water source aside hiking trail based on gps-tagged photo.

    Closed · #89775296
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  18. Another water source along Alpine Panorama Trail (national hiking trail no 3) with gps tagged photo as source material.

    Closed · #89775121
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  19. Another water source along Jura Crest Trail (photographed with gps tag).

    Closed · #89774882
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  20. In Hauenstein are no drinkable fountains/water sources (all marked "no drinking water") - but they are drinkable at your own risk, so I mark at least one prominent water source for hikers.

    Closed · #89774652
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