World rankings of countries
Rankings of the world’s countries on population, area, economy, health, technology and the environment (234 in all). Choose a ranking to see all countries.
Geography & nature12
- Total areaThe total area of the country, including inland water such as lakes and rivers.
- Number of land bordersHow many other countries share a land border with this country.
- Latitude of the capitalHow far north (positive) or south (negative) the capital city lies from the equator, in degrees.
- Distance from JapanThe straight-line distance from Tokyo, the capital of Japan, to the capital of the country.
- Forest area (share of land)The part of the land covered by forest.
- Arable land (share of land)The part of the land that can be plowed and used for crops.
- Protected land (share of land)The part of the land set aside as national parks and other protected areas.
- Agricultural land (share of land)The part of the land used for farming: crops, pastures and gardens.
- Average annual rainfallHow much rain and snow falls in a year on average, as the depth of water in millimeters.
- Freshwater resources per personThe renewable fresh water from rivers and groundwater inside the country, per person per year, in cubic meters.
- Forest areaThe total area of land covered by forest, in square kilometers: stands of trees at least 5 meters tall, natural or planted. Big countries tend to have more.
- Marine protected areas (share of territorial waters)The share of a country’s territorial waters (the sea out to 12 nautical miles from the coast) that is set aside as marine protected areas.
People & population17
- PopulationThe number of people living in the country.
- Population densityHow many people live per square kilometer of land on average.
- Population growth rateHow fast the population grew in the latest year.
- Urban population (share of people)The share of people who live in cities and towns.
- Life expectancyHow many years a baby born today is expected to live on average.
- Fertility rateThe average number of children a woman is expected to have in her lifetime.
- Infant mortality rateHow many babies out of 1,000 die before their first birthday.
- Birth rateHow many babies are born in a year per 1,000 people.
- Share of people aged 65 and overThe share of the population who are 65 or older. A high share means an older society.
- Share of children aged 0–14The share of the population who are children aged 0 to 14.
- Life expectancy of womenHow many years a baby girl born today is expected to live on average.
- Life expectancy of menHow many years a baby boy born today is expected to live on average.
- Maternal mortality ratioHow many mothers die from pregnancy or childbirth per 100,000 live births. Lower is safer.
- City dwellers living in the largest city (share)Of the people who live in cities, the share who live in the country's biggest city.
- Death rate (per 1,000 people)How many people die in a year for every 1,000 people in the population.
- Under-5 mortality (per 1,000 births)How many children die before their fifth birthday for every 1,000 babies born alive.
- Population aged 15–64 (share of population)The share of people aged 15 to 64, the ages when most people are working or studying, among the whole population.
Economy32
- GDP (total)The total value of goods and services a country produces in a year, in US dollars.
- GDP per capitaGDP divided by the number of people, in US dollars. It is a rough measure of average income.
- GDP per capita (PPP)GDP per person adjusted for differences in prices between countries (purchasing power parity).
- Economic growth rateHow much the economy grew compared with the year before.
- Inflation rateHow much consumer prices rose over the year.
- Unemployment rateThe share of people in the labor force who want a job but do not have one.
- Exports (share of GDP)The value of goods and services sold abroad, as a share of GDP.
- Imports (share of GDP)The value of goods and services bought from abroad, as a share of GDP.
- Agriculture (share of GDP)How much of the economy comes from farming, forestry and fishing.
- Industry (share of GDP)How much of the economy comes from factories, mining and construction.
- Services (share of GDP)How much of the economy comes from services such as shops, banks and tourism.
- Military spending (share of GDP)How much the government spends on its military, as a share of GDP.
- Income inequality (Gini index)A measure of income inequality from 0 to 100. Higher means incomes are less equal.
- Goods exports (total)The total value of goods (not services) sold abroad in a year, in US dollars.
- Money sent home by workers abroad (share of GDP)Money that people working abroad send to their families at home, as a share of GDP.
- Women in the labor force (share of women)The share of women aged 15 and over who are working or looking for work.
- Youth unemployment rateThe share of young people aged 15 to 24 in the labor force who want a job but do not have one.
- Cereal productionThe total weight of cereals (wheat, rice, maize, barley and more) harvested in the country in a year. Only grain harvested dry is counted, not green crops cut for animal feed.
- Cereal yield (per hectare of farmland)How many kilograms of cereals were harvested per hectare (100 m × 100 m) of harvested land. It shows how much a field of the same size produces.
- Fish and seafood production (catch + farmed)The total weight of fish, shellfish and other aquatic animals the country produced in a year, counting both the catch from the sea and rivers and what was raised in fish farms.
- Fish catch (from sea, rivers and lakes)The total weight of fish, shellfish and other aquatic animals the country caught in the sea, rivers and lakes in a year. Farmed fish are not counted.
- Aquaculture (farmed fish and seafood)The total weight of fish, shellfish, shrimp, seaweed and other aquatic products raised in farms and ponds and harvested in a year.
- Livestock production growth (2014–16 = 100)How much the production of meat, milk, eggs and other livestock products changed compared with the 2014–16 average. 100 means the same as that average. It does not compare how much each country produces.
- Fertilizer use (per hectare of arable land)How many kilograms of fertilizer were used per hectare of arable land (land used for crops).
- Manufacturing (share of GDP)The share of a country’s economic output (GDP) that comes from factories making goods.
- Employment in agriculture (share of jobs)The share of all working people who work in farming, forestry or fishing.
- High-technology exports (share of manufactured exports)The share of a country’s manufactured exports that are high-technology products, such as computers, electronics, aircraft and medicines.
- Foreign direct investment, inflows (share of GDP)How much money foreign companies and people invested in businesses in the country in a year, compared with the size of its economy (GDP).
- Development aid received (share of national income)How much aid from other countries and international organizations a country received in a year, compared with the size of its economy (GNI).
- Labor force (number of people)The number of people aged 15 and over who are working or looking for work.
- Reserves of foreign currency and goldThe amount of foreign currency, gold and other assets that a country’s central bank holds in reserve, in US dollars.
- Extreme poverty (share living on less than $3.00 a day)The share of people who live on less than 3 US dollars a day (adjusted for what money can buy in each country), a very low income.
Daily life & technology24
- Internet users (share of people)The share of people who used the internet recently.
- Mobile phone subscriptionsHow many mobile phone subscriptions there are per 100 people. It can be above 100.
- Access to electricity (share of people)The share of people who can use electricity at home.
- Health spending (share of GDP)All spending on health care, as a share of GDP.
- Education spending (share of GDP)Government spending on education, as a share of GDP.
- Hospital bedsHow many hospital beds there are per 1,000 people.
- DoctorsHow many doctors there are per 1,000 people.
- Research spending (share of GDP)Spending on research and development, as a share of GDP.
- Women in parliament (share of seats)The share of seats in the national parliament held by women.
- University and college enrollmentHow many people are enrolled in higher education, as a share of the age group just after high school. It can be above 100%.
- Fixed broadband subscriptionsHow many fixed (home) internet connections of at least 256 kbit/s there are per 100 people.
- Air passengers carriedThe number of passengers carried in a year by airlines registered in the country.
- Safe drinking water (share of people)The share of people who use drinking water that is at home, available when needed and free from contamination.
- Safe sanitation (share of people)The share of people who use a toilet where waste is treated or disposed of safely.
- Undernourishment (share of people)The share of people who do not eat enough food to live an active, healthy life. Values below 2.5% are shown as 2.5%.
- Clean cooking fuels (share of people)The share of people who cook with clean fuels and stoves, such as electricity or gas, instead of wood, charcoal or dung.
- Road traffic deathsHow many people die in road accidents in a year per 100,000 people (a WHO estimate for 2019).
- Measles vaccination (share of children)The share of children aged 12 to 23 months who have had a measles vaccination.
- Secondary school enrollment (gross)The number of students in secondary school (roughly ages 12–17), compared with the number of children of that age group. It can be above 100%.
- Primary school completion rateThe share of children who finish the last grade of primary school (elementary school), compared with the number of children of the age when they should finish.
- Nurses and midwives (per 1,000 people)How many nurses and midwives there are for every 1,000 people.
- Tuberculosis cases (per 100,000 people)How many new cases of tuberculosis (TB), a lung disease caused by bacteria, occur in a year for every 100,000 people.
- Health spending per personHow much money, in US dollars, a country spends on health care per person in a year, from the government, insurance and people’s own pockets.
- Container port traffic (TEU)How many standard shipping containers (counted in 20-foot units, called TEU) passed through a country’s ports in a year.
Environment11
- Renewable electricity (share of power)The share of electricity made from renewable sources such as hydro, wind and solar.
- CO₂ emissions per personGreenhouse gas emissions of carbon dioxide per person in a year, not counting land use.
- CO₂ emissions (total)The total carbon dioxide emitted by the country in a year, in millions of tonnes of CO₂ equivalent, not counting land use.
- Air pollution (PM2.5)The average amount of fine dust (PM2.5) in the air people breathe. Lower is cleaner.
- Energy use per personThe energy used per person in a year, in kilograms of oil equivalent.
- Renewable energy (share of final energy use)The share of all the energy used for electricity, heating and transport that comes from renewable sources such as water, wind, sunlight and plants.
- Electricity consumption per personHow much electricity is used per person in a year, in kilowatt-hours (kWh).
- Electricity from nuclear power (share of total)The share of a country’s electricity that is generated by nuclear power plants.
- Electricity from hydropower (share of total)The share of a country’s electricity that is generated by hydropower plants, which use the force of flowing water.
- Greenhouse gas emissions (total)The total amount of greenhouse gases released in a year, counted as the equivalent in millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO₂).
- Freshwater withdrawal (share of internal resources)How much freshwater people take from rivers, lakes and underground each year, compared with the freshwater that the country’s own rain and rivers provide.
Food & farming138
- Wheat: productionWheat: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Rice: productionRice: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Maize (corn): productionMaize (corn): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Barley: productionBarley: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Sorghum: productionSorghum: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Millet: productionMillet: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Oats: productionOats: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Rye: productionRye: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Potatoes: productionPotatoes: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cassava: productionCassava: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Sweet potatoes: productionSweet potatoes: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Yams: productionYams: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Soybeans: productionSoybeans: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Groundnuts (peanuts): productionGroundnuts (peanuts): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Rapeseed (canola): productionRapeseed (canola): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Dry beans: productionDry beans: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Chickpeas: productionChickpeas: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Lentils: productionLentils: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Dry peas: productionDry peas: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Sunflower seeds: productionSunflower seeds: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Coconuts: productionCoconuts: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Palm oil: productionPalm oil: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Tomatoes: productionTomatoes: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Onions: productionOnions: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cabbages: productionCabbages: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Carrots (with turnips): productionCarrots (with turnips): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cucumbers (with gherkins): productionCucumbers (with gherkins): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Lettuce (with chicory): productionLettuce (with chicory): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cauliflower (with broccoli): productionCauliflower (with broccoli): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Eggplants (aubergines): productionEggplants (aubergines): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Green chilies and sweet peppers: productionGreen chilies and sweet peppers: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Mushrooms (with truffles): productionMushrooms (with truffles): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Garlic: productionGarlic: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Oranges: productionOranges: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Tangerines (mandarins): productionTangerines (mandarins): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Lemons (with limes): productionLemons (with limes): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Apples: productionApples: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Bananas: productionBananas: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Grapes: productionGrapes: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Mangoes (with guavas and mangosteens): productionMangoes (with guavas and mangosteens): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Pineapples: productionPineapples: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Strawberries: productionStrawberries: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Watermelons: productionWatermelons: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Peaches (with nectarines): productionPeaches (with nectarines): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Avocados: productionAvocados: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Dates: productionDates: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Olives: productionOlives: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Melons (cantaloupes and others): productionMelons (cantaloupes and others): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Pears: productionPears: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Plums (with sloes): productionPlums (with sloes): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Apricots: productionApricots: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cherries: productionCherries: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Papayas: productionPapayas: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Grapefruits (with pomelos): productionGrapefruits (with pomelos): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Almonds: productionAlmonds: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Walnuts: productionWalnuts: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Coffee: productionCoffee: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cocoa beans: productionCocoa beans: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Tea: productionTea: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Sugar cane: productionSugar cane: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Sugar beet: productionSugar beet: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cotton (fibre): productionCotton (fibre): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Tobacco: productionTobacco: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Black pepper (Piper spp.): productionBlack pepper (Piper spp.): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Ginger: productionGinger: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Beef (cattle meat): productionBeef (cattle meat): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Pork (pig meat): productionPork (pig meat): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Chicken meat: productionChicken meat: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cow’s milk: productionCow’s milk: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Hen eggs: productionHen eggs: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Honey: productionHoney: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Sheep meat (mutton and lamb): productionSheep meat (mutton and lamb): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Goat meat: productionGoat meat: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Goat’s milk: productionGoat’s milk: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Butter (with ghee): productionButter (with ghee): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cheese (all kinds): productionCheese (all kinds): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Whiteleg shrimp: productionWhiteleg shrimp: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Giant tiger prawn: productionGiant tiger prawn: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Giant river prawn: productionGiant river prawn: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Nile tilapia: productionNile tilapia: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Grass carp: productionGrass carp: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Silver carp: productionSilver carp: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Common carp: productionCommon carp: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Bighead carp: productionBighead carp: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- African sharptooth catfish: productionAfrican sharptooth catfish: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Milkfish: productionMilkfish: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Barramundi (giant sea perch): productionBarramundi (giant sea perch): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Atlantic salmon: productionAtlantic salmon: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Rainbow trout: productionRainbow trout: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Gilthead seabream: productionGilthead seabream: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- European seabass: productionEuropean seabass: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Pacific cupped oyster: productionPacific cupped oyster: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Skipjack tuna: productionSkipjack tuna: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Yellowfin tuna: productionYellowfin tuna: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Bigeye tuna: productionBigeye tuna: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Albacore: productionAlbacore: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Atlantic bluefin tuna: productionAtlantic bluefin tuna: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Swordfish: productionSwordfish: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Atlantic herring: productionAtlantic herring: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Atlantic mackerel: productionAtlantic mackerel: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Atlantic cod: productionAtlantic cod: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Haddock: productionHaddock: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Blue whiting: productionBlue whiting: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- European pilchard (sardine): productionEuropean pilchard (sardine): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- European anchovy: productionEuropean anchovy: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- European sprat: productionEuropean sprat: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Largehead hairtail (cutlassfish): productionLargehead hairtail (cutlassfish): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Common octopus: productionCommon octopus: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Seaweeds and other aquatic plants: productionSeaweeds and other aquatic plants: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Shrimps and prawns: productionShrimps and prawns: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Crabs: productionCrabs: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Lobsters: productionLobsters: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Crayfish and other freshwater crustaceans: productionCrayfish and other freshwater crustaceans: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Oysters: productionOysters: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Clams and cockles: productionClams and cockles: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Scallops: productionScallops: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Mussels: productionMussels: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Squids, cuttlefish and octopuses: productionSquids, cuttlefish and octopuses: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Tunas, bonitos and billfishes: productionTunas, bonitos and billfishes: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Carps and other cyprinids: productionCarps and other cyprinids: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Tilapias and other cichlids: productionTilapias and other cichlids: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Herrings, sardines and anchovies: productionHerrings, sardines and anchovies: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cods, hakes and haddocks: productionCods, hakes and haddocks: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Flatfishes (flounders, halibuts, soles): productionFlatfishes (flounders, halibuts, soles): the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Freshwater eels: productionFreshwater eels: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Sea urchins, sea cucumbers and other echinoderms: productionSea urchins, sea cucumbers and other echinoderms: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Sharks and rays: productionSharks and rays: the total weight produced in each country in a year, in tonnes. Which countries produce the most?
- Cattle: number of animalsCattle: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Pigs: number of animalsPigs: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Chickens: number of animalsChickens: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Sheep: number of animalsSheep: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Goats: number of animalsGoats: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Horses: number of animalsHorses: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Buffaloes: number of animalsBuffaloes: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Camels: number of animalsCamels: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Donkeys: number of animalsDonkeys: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Ducks: number of animalsDucks: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?
- Turkeys: number of animalsTurkeys: the number of live animals kept in each country. Which countries have the most?