The charts below show the distribution of world's water and the use of water in three countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie graphs illustrate the

overall

water

percentage and freshwater rate worldwide ,

whereas

the bar chart compares the percentage of

water

used for households, farming and industrial purpose in different nations.

Overall

, most of the

water

on the earth is salt

water

,

while

a large centenary of freshwater is in frozen form. Egypt and

Saudi

Arabia use comparatively large quantities of

water

for agricultural purposes,

whereas

Canada

uses a great rate of

water

for industrial purposes. 97% of the earth's is salt

water

,

whereas

the remaining only 3% is drinkable freshwater. Out of all the freshwater available globally, almost 80% is frozen and 20% is underground. Surprisingly, only 1% of freshwater worldwide is available on the surface. As far as

water

usage in different countries is concerned, it can be said that Egypt and

Saudi

Arabia show similar patterns

in contrast

to

Canada

. Overwhelming 70-80% of

water

is consumed by the Egyptian and

Saudi

Arabian agricultural sectors

in contrast

to only 10% in

Canada

. The difference between the percentage of

water

used for domestic and industrial purposes in

Saudi

Arabia and Egypt is minor (2-3%).

However

,

Canada

uses the highest fee (around 80%) of

water

for industrial use, whilst the lowest (essentially 10%) for agricultural use.