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Where is more than 2 thirds of earths fresh water found?

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Locked up and frozen in glaciers and ice caps.

Polar Ice Caps.

this might help

http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/earthwherew...

http://hypertextbook.com/facts/2000/Hann...
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Polar Ice Caps.
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well i was gonna say lake baikal, but ice caps make more sense.. unless you want it unfrozen. =D
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Glaciers and ice caps.
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The great lakes
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Ice - 76%
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Locked in the ice caps at both the north and south poles
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Greenland, and the North and South Polar Ice caps.
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Locked up and frozen in glaciers and ice caps.
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Ice caps and in frozen glaciers, some in antarctica, and some in the south and north pole
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About 2/3 (68.7%) is locked up in the ice caps and glaciers.  I liked this reference:

http://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/earthwherew...

The middle bar, about halfway down the page shows "Fresh Water"  Amazing that only about .3% of water is on the surface!
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