There is only 2% of fresh water available on our Earth.

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There is only 2% of fresh water available on our Earth

A river is a natural waterway, which moves water across the landscape from higher to lower elevations, and is an important component of water. Out of 100% of water there is only % of river.

A lake is a body of water or other liquid of considerable size contained on a body of land. There are only 0.009% of lakes.

A glacier is a slow moving river of snow and ice. There are only 2% of glaciers.

Water below the earth's surface is known as ground water. Ground water left is 0.68%.

Water that has evaporated into the air is called water vapour. Water vapour in air is %.

Ocean is the largest water body on Earth. It occupies 97.3%of water.