The diagram shows how rainwater is collected for the use of drinking water in an Australian town.

The provided picture illustrates the process of harvesting rainwater in order to produce drinking

water

for society in an Australian town.

Overall

, there are approximately six steps in the process of collecting rainwater, beginning with storing the rain and ending with generating sources of fresh

water

for each of the houses.

Firstly

, rain is caught on the rooftops of houses and runs down through a system of connected drain pipes which lead to a

water

filter. Once the

water

has been filtered, it

then

moves through the pipes to a large storage tank. At the following stage of the process, the

water

must be moved to

water

treatment by another pipe where it is mixed with chemicals to be fresh. Once the

water

has been treated,

then

it is pumped through the structure in each of the accommodations and these residents can utilize

this

water

through their

water

faucets.