Water On Stamps

Madeira
EUROPA - Water
May 9, 2001
Water, Natural Treasure

Belgium
75 Years of National Water Supply
April 2, 1990
Water is Life

Here are images of the three airmail stamps in a set depicting views of bodies of water and the surrounding countryside in Ivory Coast, designed and engraved (except as noted) by French artist Jean Pheulpin (1907-1991), and issued by Ivory Coast in 1963, Scott Nos. C22-C24.

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Toll bridge at Moossou, spanning the Ébrié Lagoon and the Comoë River, engraved by Jean Miermont (1915-1973).


Sassandra Bay


Comoë River

Hungary
Budapest Water Summit 2016
November 21, 2016
The stamp shows water with the form of a swan.

Portugal
Water and Waste
September 30, 2011
Set of four, two stamps promote clean water for safe consumption and environmental protection.

Qatar
World Water Day
March 22, 1994
World Water Day is held annually on March 22 as a means of focusing attention on the importance of freshwater and advocating for the sustainable management of freshwater resources.

Bosnia and Herzegovina (Croatia)
World Water Day
March 22, 2017
The design shows colorful pebbles in the creek with clean water.

Uruguay
World Water Day
March 22, 2004
The design shows a stylized glass and water and a slogan Water is life, let's take care of it.

Liechtenstein
Renewable Energy
September 6, 2010
Set of three, one stamp shows water energy.

Saudi Arabia
Water Conservation
June 18, 2000
The stamp raises awareness of the domestic water conservation program.

Kuwait issued a series of 32 stamps on the subject of Water Resources on 25 January 1978. Here are the first 16:










Designed - S. Al-Khalidi, printed by De La Rue (litho).

The remainder of the Kuwait set:

The Sultanate of Oman issued two MS on 3 March and 22 March 2015 marking, respectively, Arab Water Day and World Water Day:

The Sultanate of Oman issued a se-tenant pair of stamps on 1 December 2004 marking the Al Masarrat and Ash'Sharqiyah Water Supply Schemes:




Printed Austrian State Printing Works, Vienna (litho).

Further underlining the concern felt within the Gulf States region over water security, a stamp from the Sultanate of Oman issued to raise awareness of water conservation. This was released on 3 March 2010, on Arab Water Day: