Country ranking for field: waterways 2001

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This entry gives the total length of navigable rivers, canals, and other inland bodies of water.

1	China	110000
2	Brazil	50000 km
3	Colombia	18140 km
4	Democratic Republic of the Congo	15000 km
5	France	14932 km
6	Argentina	10950 km
7	Papua New Guinea	10940 km
8	Bolivia	10000 km
9	Australia	8368 km
10	Sudan	5310 km
11	Poland	3812 km
12	Mozambique	3750 km
13	United Kingdom	3200 km
14	Paraguay	3100 km
15	Canada	3000 km
16	Nicaragua	2220 km
17	Cameroon	2090 km
18	Belgium	2043 km
19	Chad	2000 km
20	Mali	1815 km
21	Romania	1724 km
22	Uruguay	1600 km
23	Gabon	1600 km
24	Ecuador	1500 km
25	Hungary	1373 km
26	Guinea	1295 km
27	Angola	1295 km
28	Turkey	1200 km
29	Uzbekistan	1100 km
30	Spain	1045 km
31	Côte d'Ivoire	980 km
32	Syria	870 km
33	Belize	825 km
34	Sierra Leone	800 km
35	Costa Rica	730 km
36	Chile	725 km
37	Ireland	700 km
38	Lithuania	600 km
39	Kyrgyzstan	600 km
40	Bulgaria	470 km
41	Honduras	465 km
42	Sri Lanka	430 km
43	Moldova	424 km
44	Denmark	417 km
45	The Gambia	400 km
46	Mongolia	400 km
47	Austria	358 km
48	Estonia	320 km
49	Latvia	300 km
50	Cuba	240 km
51	Brunei	209 km; navigable by craft drawing less than 1	.2 m
52	Slovakia	172 km
53	Togo	50 km
54	Luxembourg	37 km
55	Kiribati	5 km
56	Monaco	none
57	Puerto Rico	none
58	Pitcairn Islands	none
59	Paracel Islands	none
60	Qatar	none
61	Navassa Island	none
62	Palmyra Atoll	none
63	Palau	none
64	Pakistan	none
65	Oman	none
66	Northern Mariana Islands	none
67	Norfolk Island	none
68	Niue	none
69	Réunion	none
70	Morocco	none
71	Namibia	none
72	New Caledonia	none
73	Netherlands Antilles	none
74	Nepal	none
75	Nauru	none
76	Algeria	none
77	South Africa	NA
78	Saint Helena	none
79	Tuvalu	none
80	Tokelau	none
81	Tonga	none
82	Trinidad and Tobago	none
83	Tromelin Island	none
84	Tunisia	none
85	Turkmenistan	the Amu Darya is an important inland waterway for Turkmenistan
86	Turks and Caicos Islands	none
87	U.S. Virgin Islands	none
88	Tajikistan	none
89	Uganda	Lake Victoria Lake Albert Lake Kyoga Lake George Lake Edward Victoria Nile Albert Nile
90	Vanuatu	none
91	Wake Island	none
92	Wallis and Futuna	none
93	West Bank	none
94	Western Sahara	none
95	Yemen	none
96	The Bahamas	none
97	Taiwan	NA
98	Saint Kitts and Nevis	none
99	Singapore	none
100	Saint Lucia	none
101	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	none
102	Saint-Pierre and Miquelon	none
103	Samoa	none
104	San Marino	none
105	Saudi Arabia	none
106	Seychelles	none
107	Slovenia	NA
108	São Tomé and Príncipe	none
109	Solomon Islands	none
110	Somalia	none
111	Mayotte	none
112	South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands	none
113	Spratly Islands	none
114	Svalbard	none
115	Swaziland	none
116	Midway Islands	none
117	Kingman Reef	none
118	Mauritius	none
119	Cook Islands	none
120	Burundi	Lake Tanganyika
121	Cabo Verde	none
122	Cayman Islands	none
123	Christmas Island	none
124	Clipperton Island	none
125	Cocos Islands	none
126	Comoros	none
127	Coral Sea Islands Territory	none
128	British Virgin Islands	none
129	Cyprus	none
130	Djibouti	none
131	Dominica	none
132	Dominican Republic	none
133	El Salvador	Rio Lempa partially navigable
134	Equatorial Guinea	none
135	Eritrea	none
136	Burkina Faso	none
137	British Indian Ocean Territory	none
138	Europa Island	none
139	Bahrain	none
140	Andorra	none
141	Anguilla	none
142	Antigua and Barbuda	none
143	Armenia	NA km
144	Aruba	none
145	Ashmore and Cartier Islands	none
146	Azerbaijan	none
147	Baker Island	none
148	Bouvet Island	none
149	Barbados	none
150	Bassas da India	none
151	Belarus	NA km; note - Belarus has extensive and widely used canal and river systems
152	Benin	streams navigable along small sections important only locally
153	Bermuda	none
154	Bhutan	none
155	Bosnia and Herzegovina	NA km; large sections of the Sava blocked by downed bridges silt and debris
156	Botswana	none
157	Ethiopia	none
158	Falkland Islands	none
159	Martinique	none
160	Kuwait	none
161	Jamaica	none
162	Jan Mayen	none
163	Jarvis Island	none
164	Johnston Atoll	none
165	Jordan	none
166	Juan de Nova Island	none
167	American Samoa	none
168	Lebanon	none
169	Isle of Man	none
170	Lesotho	none
171	Liberia	none
172	Libya	none
173	Liechtenstein	none
174	Macau	none
175	Maldives	none
176	Malta	none
177	Marshall Islands	none
178	Israel	none
179	Iceland	none
180	Faroe Islands	none
181	Greenland	none
182	Federated States of Micronesia	none
183	French Polynesia	none
184	French Southern and Antarctic Lands	none
185	Gaza Strip	none
186	Georgia	none
187	Gibraltar	none
188	Glorioso Islands	none
189	Grenada	none
190	Howland Island	none
191	Guadeloupe	none
192	Guam	none
193	Guernsey	none
194	Guinea-Bissau	several rivers are accessible to coastal shipping
195	Haiti	NEGL; less than 100 km navigable
196	Heard Island and McDonald Islands	none
197	Holy See	none
198	Hong Kong	none
199	Zimbabwe	the Mazoe and Zambezi rivers are used for transporting chrome ore from Harare to Mozambique

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