Country rankings

Uranium Reserves by Country

Australia has the highest Total Uranium Reserves in 2023 (3.6M t), followed by Kazakhstan (2.9M t) and Canada (1.7M t). Chile has the lowest (1,400 t).

51 of 235 countries

Total Uranium Reserves, 2023

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

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Median
34.5K t
Middle half 10.4K t – 168.3K t
Average
314.2K t
51 countries
Highest
3.6M t
Australia
Lowest
1,400 t
Chile

Biggest changes · 2022 → 2023

51 countries have a value in both years.

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Data

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51 countries · # = rank by Total Uranium Reserves
#
1Australia3.6M t
2Kazakhstan2.9M t
3Canada1.7M t
4Russia1.2M t
5Namibia1.1M t
6South Africa985.3K t
7Niger821.7K t
8China810.8K t
9Brazil519.2K t
10Ukraine363K t
11Mongolia306.1K t
12United States189.2K t
13Botswana174.4K t
14Tanzania162.2K t
15Uzbekistan137.1K t
16Czechia119.9K t
17Denmark114K t
18Peru100.2K t
19Spain93.6K t
20Argentina88.9K t
21Turkey63.1K t
22Jordan49K t
23Zambia46K t
24Mauritania43.7K t
24Slovakia43.7K t
26Malawi34.5K t
27Central African Republic29.2K t
28Slovenia23.8K t
29Algeria19.5K t
30Sweden19.2K t
31Mali17.8K t
32Hungary16.7K t
33Iran14.8K t
34Portugal14K t
35Japan13.2K t
35Romania13.2K t
37Egypt12.5K t
38Gabon10.6K t
39Mexico10.1K t
40Paraguay8,600 t
41Somalia7,600 t
42Germany7,000 t
42Greece7,000 t
44Senegal4,700 t
45Guyana4,600 t
46Vietnam3,800 t
47Republic of the Congo2,700 t
48Chad2,400 t
48Finland2,400 t
50Zimbabwe2,000 t
51Chile1,400 t

What correlates with Total Uranium Reserves (2023)?

Pearson r against 1,648 other country metrics sharing at least 31 countries. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Total Uranium Reserves tend to score higher on these

  1. Ha per CapitaArable Land by Country
    r = +0.74 · very strong · n = 50
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  2. Coal ExportsCoal Exports by Country
    r = +0.74 · very strong · n = 41
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  3. Organic Agricultural LandOrganic Farming by Country
    r = +0.69 · strong · n = 40
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  4. Iron and Ferro-AlloysMineral Production by Country
    r = +0.68 · strong · n = 36
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  5. Number of National ParksNational Parks by Country
    r = +0.68 · strong · n = 50
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  6. Value of Gold ExportsGold Exports by Country
    r = +0.66 · strong · n = 50
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Total Uranium Reserves tend to score lower on these

  1. Minimum Driving AgeMinimum Driving Age by Country
    r = −0.53 · strong · n = 39
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  2. Order of New Year ArrivalWhich Country Celebrates the New Year First?
    r = −0.45 · moderate · n = 51
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  3. Android Market ShareiPhone Market Share by Country
    r = −0.38 · moderate · n = 50
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  4. Avg Summer TempBest Weather by Country
    r = −0.36 · moderate · n = 51
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  5. Standard VAT Tax RatesVAT Tax by Country
    r = −0.34 · moderate · n = 45
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  6. Year Admitted to CommitteeUNHCR Member Countries
    r = −0.34 · moderate · n = 39
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Quick answers

Which country has the highest Total Uranium Reserves?
Australia has the highest Total Uranium Reserves in 2023, at 3.6M t, followed by Kazakhstan (2.9M t) and Canada (1.7M t).
Which country has the lowest Total Uranium Reserves?
Chile has the lowest Total Uranium Reserves in 2023, at 1,400 t.
What is the median Total Uranium Reserves across countries?
The median is 34.5K t across the 51 countries with data in 2023.
Where does this uranium reserves by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Uranium 2022: Resources, Production and Demand - Nuclear Energy Agency; World Uranium Mining Production - World Nuclear Association; Uranium 2024: Resources, Production and Demand - Nuclear Energy Agency.

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