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Version 2.1 · 2026-04-12
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.1, updated 2026-04-12.






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Drinking Water - Find Drinking Water Anywhere!
DRINKING WATER is the number one app in Italy for easily finding a public drinking water, with over 24,000 water points mapped across the country.
With an interactive map, you can quickly locate the nearest drinking water and get useful information to reach them. The integrated GPS navigation makes it even easier!
• More than 24,000 drinking water visible on the map
• GPS navigation to your selected drinking water
• Real-time reporting of non-functional drinking water
• Add new drinking water to improve the map with the community
• Automatic search for the nearest drinking water with one tap
• List of drinking water sorted by distance
Join over 106,000 users already using DRINKING WATER and help us make the map even more accurate!
Download the app and find the nearest drinking water now!
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