About Toilets Near Me
A live map of public toilets and washrooms across Indian cities — one clear answer, no signup.
Why this site exists
Finding a clean, working public toilet in an unfamiliar Indian city is harder than it should be. Listings are scattered, details are stale, and there is rarely a clear answer on whether a facility is free, paid, open now, or accessible. This site puts every mapped facility for a city on one map and lets you filter for what you actually need.
Where the data comes from
All locations come from OpenStreetMap, the community-maintained map of the world, used under the ODbL licence.7,714 facilities across 106 cities are currently mapped here.
Counts on each city page are computed directly from the OpenStreetMap tags on those facilities — free, paid, 24-hour, wheelchair access, women's sections, baby changing. If a feature is not recorded on a facility we do not infer it: a missing tag means "not recorded yet", not "not available".
How the maps work
Each city page loads that city's facility data and draws it with Leaflet over OpenStreetMap tiles. Pins are grouped when you zoom out and separate as you zoom in. Tap a pin to see what is recorded for that facility, or use "Use my location" to centre the map on where you are. Directions open the exact spot in OpenStreetMap.
Reporting a problem
Facility details change — toilets close, move, or start charging. If something is wrong, the fastest fix is to correct it on OpenStreetMap itself, which fixes it for every map that uses the data, including this one.
Contact
Email skmstudio.services@gmail.com.
Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence.