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Springs in Thailand map & data

There are 37 springs mapped in Thailand, spread over 19 regions. The most are in Tak Province (5), Chiang Mai Province (5) and Chiang Rai Province (4). 49% of them carry a name. Well-known examples include บ่อน้ำมนต์, น้ำพุร้อนแม่กาษา and บ่อน้ำพุร้อน.

37locations
19regions
1 KBlayer size
November 2026updated
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Springs by region

RegionLocationsShare
Tak Province514%
Chiang Mai Province514%
Chiang Rai Province411%
Krabi Province411%
Mae Hong Son Province38.1%
Nakhon Ratchasima Province25.4%
Phangnga Province25.4%
Chaiyaphum Province12.7%
Surat Thani Province12.7%
Bangkok12.7%
Phitsanulok Province12.7%
Ranong Province12.7%
Ratchaburi Province12.7%
Phrae Province12.7%
Kamphaeng Phet Province12.7%
Lampang Province12.7%
Nan Province12.7%
Chanthaburi Province12.7%
Satun Province12.7%

Notable springs in Thailand

  1. บ่อน้ำมนต์Bangkok · spring
  2. น้ำพุร้อนแม่กาษาTak Province · spring
  3. บ่อน้ำพุร้อนRatchaburi Province · spring
  4. โป่งน้ำร้อนChanthaburi Province · spring
  5. น้ำพุร้อนMae Hong Son Province · yes
  6. ไนท์บ้านเกาะNakhon Ratchasima Province · spring
  7. running waterSurat Thani Province · spring
  8. Résurgence de Tham Phra Sai Ngam [PS0086]Phitsanulok Province · spring
  9. Hot SpringRanong Province · spring
  10. Riverside park and botanical gardenPhrae Province · spring
  11. Nam ta nakKrabi Province · spring
  12. Ponggi hot springsNan Province · spring
  13. บ่อน้ำร้อนห้วยน้ำนักTak Province · yes
  14. Mae Sanga Hot SpringsMae Hong Son Province · spring
  15. PondTak Province · spring
  16. Mae Umlong Luang hot springMae Hong Son Province · spring
  17. Source of Tara Rak waterfallTak Province · spring

What's in this layer

Every spring in the layer comes with its name, kind, elevation (peaks), the region it is in, latitude and longitude. Natural springs and hot springs.

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Frequently asked questions

How many springs are there in Thailand?

This layer holds 37 springs in Thailand, the most of them in Tak Province. The data is refreshed every 6 months; this release is from November 2026.

Can I download a list of springs in Thailand?

Yes. Own the layer ($5 once, or every Thailand layer with the $29 Country Pass) and export it from the studio as CSV, Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, GPX, ArcGIS, QGIS, PNG or PDF.

Is it free to put springs on my map?

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What information comes with each spring?

The name, kind, elevation (peaks), the region it is in, latitude and longitude.

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