Between 1971 and 2020, South Africa water resources remained stable at around 51.35 10^9 m3/year.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Democratic Republic of the Congo | 1,283 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Congo | 832 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Madagascar | 337 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Nigeria | 286.2 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Cameroon | 283.15 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Liberia | 232 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Guinea | 226 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Mozambique | 217.1 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Gabon | 166 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Sierra Leone | 160 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| External | 0 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Ground Water | 4.8 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Internal | 4.8 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Precipitation | 495 mm/year in 2020 | FAO |
| Pressure on Water Resources | 39.55 % in 2020 | FAO |
| Surface Water Resources | 43 10^9 m3/year in 2020 | FAO |
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