What country has the world's largest supply of fresh water?

Currently, experts tell us that there are several countries which have a significant renewable fresh water supply which is over 2,800 billion cubic meters. Brazil ranks first on the top ten list of a renewable fresh water supply with 8,647 billion cubic meters. However, most of the water is in sparsely inhabited areas and protected zones such as the Amazon. Nonetheless Brazil is far ahead of the other nations such as the Russian Federation. Russia is in the second spot with 4,525 billion cubic meters of renewable fresh water resources. This is about half of what Brazil has. The United States occupies the third place with 3,069 billion cubic meters of renewable fresh water supply.

Canada, with 2,902 billion cubic meters of renewable fresh water supply is fourth on the list while China ranks fifth with 2,840 cubic meters. Other nations that are on the top list are Colombia, Indonesia, India, Peru and Venezuela.