* Including surface water and groundwater withdrawals.
** The source adds the following information regarding Guadeloupe: "According to information provided by the managers of the drinking water supply network to the Guadeloupe Water Office, the volume actually intended for drinking water would be 72 million cubic meters [surface water and groundwater], which corresponds to a ratio of 179 cubic meters per inhabitant on average. In the National Database of Quantitative Water Withdrawals (BNPE), only one use is assigned to each withdrawal facility, whereas in the field there is a network of raw water transfers owned by the organization that supplies both drinking water plants, industrial users, and agricultural plots."
No data available for Mayotte.
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Drinking water: freshwater withdrawn per capita and by sub-basin in France 2013
This chart illustrates the total volume of freshwater withdrawals for drinking water supply in France by sub-watershed in 2013, in cubic meters per inhabitant. For drinking water supply, nearly *** cubic meters of freshwater per inhabitant were withdrawn in the Durance sub-watershed that year.
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