From someone in the USA, I also see "chilled" water fountains / drinking fountains. Invariably these are indoors, for example in a dentist's office, so they can be connected to both a drinking water supply (usually "simply" the municipal supply of potable water, though I've seen filtered versions as well) AND a source of electricity to power a small refrigeration unit that chills the drinking water. Often, this is a wall-mounted unit that has a drain where the water flows, after allowing the light jet of chilled water at just below head-height for you to drink, while bowed slightly if you are an average-height adult — this means most children can use such a drinking fountain, too.
There is always a manual "tap" (button, lever, knob...) on these which "actuates" this style of drinking fountain; these never seem to be "free-flowing (always-flowing), chilled drinking water." _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list Tagging@openstreetmap.org https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
