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An open, curated atlas of the world's public hot springs. Temperature, price, clothing policy and hours — clearly labelled, including when we don't know.
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An open, curated atlas of the world's public hot springs. Unknown is a value; hidden local springs are deliberately excluded.
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An open, curated atlas of the world's public and semi-public hot springs.
There is no maintained, global, machine-readable tracker of hot springs. The
data that exists is scattered across national tourism boards, a 1965 USGS
survey, forum posts, and OpenStreetMap tags that nobody has ever normalised.
This repository is an attempt to fix that, in public, with the provenance
attached.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
An open, curated atlas of the world's public and semi-public hot springs.
There is no maintained, global, machine-readable tracker of hot springs. The
data that exists is scattered across national tourism boards, a 1965 USGS
survey, forum posts, and OpenStreetMap tags that nobody has ever normalised.
This repository is an attempt to fix that, in public, with the provenance
attached.Read the full README ↗