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 bar chart depicts the average residential

water

utilization in litres in six Australian cities in the recent year,

while

the pie chart describes the shares of Australian

water

at the same time. It is obvious, that

Perth’

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inhabitants expended the most

water

(300 kilolitres per property) and,

in contrast

, Canberra the least (approximately 140 kilolitres).

Water

use in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane ranged somewhere

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between

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150 to 250 kilolitres. The tallest fraction of

water

was spent on agriculture (67%),

whereas

mining consumed the smallest proportion (2%). The remaining

water

was needed for other industries and manufacturing (4% respectively), electricity and gas supply

as well as

water

supply, sewage and drainage (7% respectively), and households at

last

(9%). In conclusion, the amount of

water

utilized

last

year was significantly higher in Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane

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in Melbourne and Canberra.

Furthermore

, Farming and domestication accounted for

two thirds

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of the consumed

water

.