How Fresh Water Is Distributed on Earth

Only a small fraction of Earth's water is fresh, and most of that fresh water, over two-thirds, is locked up in glaciers and ice caps rather than being easily accessible. Most of the remaining fresh water is groundwater, leaving only a very small share, less than one percent of all fresh water, in the lakes, rivers, and swamps most people think of first.

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