This paper is about the historic fountains in the vicinity of Erdemli and its vicinity. There has been detected totally 10 traditionally-constructed fountains during the field research: one each at the villages Akpınar, Arslanlı, Doğusandal, Güzeloluk, Harfilli, Karahıdırlı and Yağda; two others at the village Esenpınar; and finally one on the itinerary among the villages those mentioned above. Moreover, the laundry room just located near the fountain in Doğusandal has been included into the catalogue, as it is the unique sample determined in the region. When the fountains to be evaluated in terms of the characteristics for construction, while one of those at Esenpınar has been built adjacent to the mosque, the others can all be referred under the group of independent fountains. All the edifices have been designed as single-facade. Though the fountains in Akpınar, Harfilli and Yağda, and that of Keçci on the itinerary bear superficial niches, the others draw attentions with their deeper niches covered with pointed and round arches. The laundry room is single-placed in east-west direction with a rectangular layout. Being often constructed with finely cut-stones, all the buildings with a plain arrangement have been dated to Late Ottoman or Republic Age.