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✓ Verificado el 2026-07-24
✓ Verified on 2026-07-24
La Fuente de Garrafas de Hill Wheatley Plaza es una querida institución en el centro de Hot Springs, Arkansas, donde residentes y visitantes hacen fila con garrafas, botellas y termos para llenarse con el agua de manantial geotérmica naturalmente caliente a 62°C de la ciudad. La fuente es mantenida por el Parque Nacional Hot Springs.
The Hill Wheatley Plaza Jug Fountain is a beloved institution in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, where residents and visitors line up with jugs, bottles, and thermoses to fill up with the city's naturally hot 62°C geothermal spring water. The fountain is maintained by Hot Springs National Park and is one of the few places in the city where the famous thermal spring water — renowned for its purity — can be freely collected. The ritual of filling jugs from the fountain has been practiced for generations.