Peru - Surface water: entering the country (natural)

128.80 (10^9 m3/yr) in 2012

Long-term average quantity of water annually entering the country through transboundary flow (rivers, canals, pipes). A distinction can be made between natural inflow, which is the inflow under natural conditions, and actual inflow, which is the inflow taking into consideration both inflow not submitted to treaties and inflow secured through treaties

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Date	Value	Change, %
2012	128.80	0.00%
2007	128.80	0.00%
2002	128.80	0.00%
1997	128.80	0.00%
1992	128.80	0.00%
1987	128.80	0.00%
1982	128.80	0.00%
1977	128.80	0.00%
1972	128.80	0.00%
1967	128.80	0.00%
1962	128.80

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Peru - Surface water: entering the country (natural)

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