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

The given bar graph illustrates the amount of

water

consumed in six cities in Australia,

while

the pie chart depicts the percentage of

water

distribution in 2014.

Overall

, in terms of

water

consumption, Perth was the highest city spending

water

last

year and

then

Melbourne and Canberra spent less

water

than the other cities. Meanwhile, the amount of Australian

water

was utilised mostly in the Agriculture field.

To begin

with, in 2014, the highest rate of

water

use was in Perth, with approximately 300 kilolitres followed by Brisbane with about 250 kilolitres.

However

, Canberra was the least in using

water

by only under 140 kilolitres.

Also

, Melbourne was just under 150, less than Adelaide and Sydney with 230 and 200 respectively.

Furthermore

, in terms of distribution, Agriculture was the biggest sector using

water

with over half (67%) compared to the others.

In contrast

, the amount of

water

contributed to Mining just only 2 %, which was the least in Australia.

Moreover

, both Manufacturing and other industries had the same proportion, just 4 %.