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 given bar chart illustrates the amount of annual Australian

water

used, particularly in six cities (Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and

Canberra

) a year ago. Meanwhile, the pie chart portrays the percentages of the distribution of Australian

water

in different sectors in 2014.

Overall

, Perth had the highest

water

consumption which was measured in kilolitres per property and

Canberra

had the least.

On the other hand

, most of the

water

was distributed to Agriculture and there were fewer distributions in the Mining sector. Turning back to the bar graph, the dominant of

water

consumed in Perth with approximately 300 kiloliters, followed by Brisbane, Adelaine, and Sydney with up to 200. Melbourne and

Canberra

had slightly different amounts which is the first one had 150,

while

the second one had around 100 kilolitres.

This

figure depicts that

Canberra

consumed

water

annually just less than others.

However

, the majority of the

water

was distributed to the Agriculture sector more than half (67%). Households only had 9%, Electricity and gas supply had the same proportion with

Water

supply in 7%. Manufacturing had 4% and the least was Mining with a tiny per cent.