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Cold countries Compared by Agriculture > Renewable internal freshwater resources, total > Billion cubic meters

DEFINITION: Renewable internal freshwater resources, total (billion cubic meters). Renewable internal freshwater resources flows refer to internal renewable resources (internal river flows and groundwater from rainfall) in the country.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Russia 4,313 2011
2 Canada 2,850 2011
3 United States 2,818 2011
4 China 2,813 2011
5 Chile 884 2011
6 Greenland 603 2007
7 Norway 382 2011
8 Nepal 198.2 2011
9 Sweden 171 2011
10 Iceland 170 2011
11 United Kingdom 145 2011
=12 Germany 107 2011
=12 Finland 107 2011
14 Bhutan 78 2011
15 North Korea 67 2011
16 Kazakhstan 64.35 2011
17 Tajikistan 63.46 2011
18 Georgia 58.13 2011
19 Austria 55 2011
20 Poland 53.6 2011
21 Ukraine 53.1 2011
22 Ireland 49 2011
23 Kyrgyzstan 48.93 2011
24 Romania 42.3 2011
25 Switzerland 40.4 2011
26 Belarus 37.2 2011
27 Bosnia and Herzegovina 35.5 2011
28 Mongolia 34.8 2011
29 Slovenia 18.67 2011
30 Latvia 16.74 2011
31 Lithuania 15.56 2011
32 Czech Republic 13.15 2011
33 Estonia 12.71 2011
34 Slovakia 12.6 2011
35 Belgium 12 2011
36 Armenia 6.86 2011
=37 Denmark 6 2011
=37 Hungary 6 2011
39 Republic of Macedonia 5.4 2011
40 Luxembourg 1 2011
41 Andorra 0.316 2011

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