The charts below show the distribution of the world's water and the use of water in three countries.

The given diagrams illustrate the percentage of

water

consumption for various uses and the amount of global

water

usage in a

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by various sectors which include Domestic

Use

, Industrial

Use

and Agricultural

Use

. It can be seen that

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utilization

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the utilization

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of

water

for agricultural purposes was the highest,

whereas

for domestic

use

it was the least. It can be seen that the largest

water

consumer was agriculture, which accounted for 70

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.

Furthermore

, Industry consumed a considerable amount of

water

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accounting

to

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about 22

percent

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and standing

at

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second

in

this

area. The purpose of drinking

water

had the least

water

utilisation at about 2 %,

whereas

the

water

utilised for domestic purposes was about 6%.

According to

the line graph,

water

for agricultural uses was the highest, which saw a substantial increase from 500

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in the year 1900 to 4000 kilometre-cube in the year 2000.

While

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the

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water

usage for Industrial and Domestic purposes mirrored each other till 1970 and increased considerably amounting to the

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and the

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positions among the given categories.