High income OECD countries Compared by Energy > Lubricants > Gross inland availability

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	United StatesUnited States	7.06 million ton	2005
2	GermanyGermany	1.95 million ton	2005
3	JapanJapan	1.91 million ton	2005
4	CanadaCanada	962,000 ton	2005
5	United KingdomUnited Kingdom	724,000 ton	2005
6	South KoreaSouth Korea	638,000 ton	2005
7	SpainSpain	473,000 ton	2005
8	SwedenSweden	375,000 ton	2005
9	AustraliaAustralia	340,000 ton	2005
10	NetherlandsNetherlands	212,000 ton	2005
11	Czech RepublicCzech Republic	189,000 ton	2005
12	PolandPoland	146,000 ton	2005
13	PortugalPortugal	92,000 ton	2005
14	ChileChile	81,000 ton	2005
15	AustriaAustria	80,000 ton	2005
16	BelgiumBelgium	63,000 ton	2005
17	DenmarkDenmark	61,000 ton	2005
18	GreeceGreece	58,000 ton	2005
19	FinlandFinland	56,000 ton	2005
20	NorwayNorway	53,000 ton	2005
21	SlovakiaSlovakia	47,000 ton	2005
22	IsraelIsrael	40,000 ton	2005
23	SloveniaSlovenia	28,000 ton	2005
24	New ZealandNew Zealand	18,000 ton	2005
=25	IcelandIceland	6,000 ton	2005
=25	LuxembourgLuxembourg	6,000 ton	2005
=27	EstoniaEstonia	4,000 ton	2005
=27	IrelandIreland	4,000 ton	2005

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United States ranked first for lubricants > gross inland availability amongst Christian countries in 2005.
21 of the bottom 154 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are Densely populated.
3 of the bottom 61 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are South and Central Asian.
21 of the bottom 154 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are Religious.
10 of the bottom 78 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are East Asian and Pacific.
26 of the bottom 151 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are High income OECD.
76 of the bottom 139 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are Hot countries.
2 of the bottom 53 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are South Asian.
2 of the bottom 12 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are Emerging markets'.
4 of the bottom 152 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are G7.
35 of the bottom 157 countries by lubricants > gross inland availability are Former British Colonies'.