The bar chart below shows the average Australian water consumption in selected cities for last year. The pie chart shows the distribution of Australian water consumption for last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two graphs compare the

consumption

of

water

on average and the

water

application in different cities in Australia

last

year.

Overall

,

it is clear that

Perth accounted for the largest

consumption

compared to other cities. And the amount of

water

applied to the agricultural subject, mining just consumed little

water

in all categories

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Looking

further

, the

consumption

of

water

in Perth was the highest position at 300

kiloliters

. And followed by Brisbane and Adelaide, with around 250

kiloliters

annually.

However

, Sydney residents just consumed 200

kiloliters

last

year, which was just lower than those in Adelaide. In Canberra and Melbourne, the figures almost remained half that of Perth, which just had 150

kiloliters

.

According to

the second graph, most of the

water

was being used in agriculture at 67%. And next one was households where 9% of

water

was consumed by residents. 7% of

water

was being used in the aspect of public

water

service,

whereas

the electricity and gas supply had the same level of

consumption

. And other aspects of

consumption

just were below 5%, and 2% of mining was the lowest application in 2014.