City coverage
Public toilets and drinking water in Seattle
Voyager Maps has 2,479 practical places mapped in Seattle — the things you actually need while travelling, rather than restaurants and directions.
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What is mapped in Seattle
- 219
- public toilets
- 198
- drinking water points
- 1,005
- places to park
- 6
- showers
- 12
- laundry and launderettes
- 47
- pharmacies
How many of each kind of place the map currently holds in Seattle. These are mapped locations, not an estimate of every one that exists — coverage comes from OpenStreetMap and grows as people add to it.
728 of the 2,479 places mapped in Seattle are recorded as free of charge.
How much of it is free, and who can get in
Where the source records these details, the map carries them, so you can filter for them before you set off.
- 728
- recorded as free of charge
- 348
- with step-free access
- 520
- with opening hours listed
- 368
- offering free Wi-Fi
Find these places in Seattle on your phone
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Finding a toilet, a tap or a shower in Seattle
General map apps are built around businesses and directions, so the free and public things — a toilet in a park, a drinking fountain on a square, a shower at a beach — are the ones they cover least well. That is the gap this map fills. In Seattle it currently holds 219 public toilets and 198 places to refill a bottle, each with whatever the source records about cost, opening hours and access. It works the same way in every city you travel to next.
Place data from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Database License. Counts taken on 2026-09-10 and refreshed with each data load. Absence from the map is not evidence that a place does not exist.
Other cities on the map
The same counts for the other places Voyager Maps covers in depth.