The bar chart below shows the average Australian water consumption in selected cities for las year. The pie chart shows the distribution of Australian water consumption for last year

The bar chart illustrates the average

water

used in 6 different cities (Sydney,

Perth

, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Canberra )in Australia in 2014 ,

whereas

the pie chart depicts the distribution of

water

consumption in many sectors of life in that period. In general,

Perth

was the largest

water

use each year

while

Canberra was the lowest.

Moreover

, in terms of the distribution of

water

consumption, agriculture was the most popular

sector

using

water

in those cities

while

mining was the smallest. turning to the details

it is clear that

an average of 300-kilo litre of

water

was consumed in

Perth

and

then

followed by Brisbane, Adelaide, and Sydney at 250, 230 and 200-kilo litre per year respectively. Canberra just only consumed twice as much as

Perth

at about 140-kilo litre. Meanwhile, 67 % of

water

was used for the agriculture

sector

in Australia. Electricity & gas and

water

supply, sewage and drainage supply were as same as one another at 7 % in

water

consumption. households were the second

sector

using

water

at that time at 9 % which is twice as larger as manufacturing and other industries just only 4 %. Mining was the least

sector

that consuming

water

just 2 % in those cities.