The pie and bar charts below show the percentage of water consumption and use in Australia in 2004.

The provided pie chart depicts information about the usage of

water

for different kinds of purposes in Australia in 2004, and the bar chart

also

illustrates the amount of

water

used in homes.

Overall

, a significant proportion of

water

was used for Residential houses,

while

a large amount of

this

was consumed in gardens and bathrooms.

To begin

, the first glance is enough to see the majority part of the

water

was used for the purpose of household (57%). Consumption for residential flats is 13% which is 3% higher than business. Approximately, one in ten was used for Industry and business,

while

a minority part of it was taken for government and other reasons, 6% and 3% respectively. The main consumption source was mentioned as residential

water

usage, the biggest part of it was consumed for the purpose of bathrooms and gardens, around 30%. A fifth of

this

was used for washing clothes and 5% less than

this

in toilets. The least was taken by kitchens ( one in ten).