Amazing Water Fountains

The Five Rivers Fountain of Lights is created by five water jets housed in concrete towers and a powerful center geyser. The towers straddle the confluence of the Great Miami and Mad Rivers just east of the Riverside Bridge and shoot 2,500 gallons of water per minute toward the center of the river. The central geyser rises from the jets to a majestic 200’ in the air. Covering 395,000 square feet across an 800’ diameter, the Five Rivers Fountain of Lights is one of the largest fountains in the world. This amazing shot was captured by Lerxst Ohio.

The sculpture at the top is a figure of Pamona, the goddess of abundance . She is mostly nude, except for a cloth draped across one leg. Her body position suggests movement, as her arms reach across her body, holding a large bowl of fruit. The twist of her body, along with the way in which her left leg steps forward and her eyes gaze towards the right, imply that she is in the process of turning. This photo was captured by

Fountain Place is a relaxing space between the towering buildings and busy streets north of downtown district in Dallas, Texas. This breath taking sight of flowing water becomes an easy getaway of urban dwellers. This picture was captured by Jonathan D. Blundell.

The ceramic globe-topped symbol of man’s desire to combat evil through knowledge and science was crafted by sculptor Waylande Gregory, who also created “The Fountain of the Atom” and other pieces that marked the entrance of the 1939 World’s Fair in New York. This historical Light Dispelling Darkness Fountain was captured by shaporama.

Now a favorite of Cerritos children, the Dolphin Fountain at the Cerritos Civic Center was unveiled in February 1997 as part of the renovation of City Hall’s front entrance. The 34-foot-diameter fountain features leaping dolphins cast in bronze surrounded by dramatic water spouts and dancing droplets. This amazing photo was captured by  jquiz.

Coolidge Park features a beautifully restored 100 year old carousel, a pavilion, an interactive play fountain, and lots of open space. Coolidge Park Fountain have share the joy and the fun of many people who enjoy the exciting water feature it brings. This amazing photo was captured by rpennington9.

Point State Park Fountain, located at the confluence of three rivers, is at the tip of Pittsburgh’s “Golden Triangle.” It commemorates and preserves the strategic and historic heritage of the area during the French and Indian War (1754 – 1763). This amazing photo was captured by blueintheburgh.

The Mulholland Memorial Fountain, dedicated August 1, 1940, soon came to be known at the “Kool-Aid” fountain because of the way that colored lights illuminated the water at night. Water appropriately shoots up from this memorial to William Mulholland, the man who built a concrete and steel river through the Mojave Desert and brought water to L.A.’s doorstep. This amazing photo was captured by Images by Laszlo.

This beautiful fountain is graced by two two female figures named Constance and Hope. Made for the Inter State Industrial Exposition building at the World’s Fair in Chicago, the Maids of the Mist found a home in St. Joseph in 1892. This amazing photo was captured by RevJTM.

The water features patterns, and lighting is impressive. We maintain the 8 arching nozzles, the interior ring of 24 jets, and replace the single central fountain spire with a sculpture with water shooting out the top. The sculpture, titled Well Spring, was created by Brower Hatcher from providence, RI. This photo was captured by ddelph2.