The charts below show the distribution of world water and the use of water in three countries.

The charts illustrate the distribution of the world's

water

and the percentages of

water

use in

three

different sectors in

three

countries.

Overall

, it is evident that salt

water

accounts for the vast majority of

water

on Earth, with the rest composed of fresh

water

. In the bar chart,

water

is used the most for agriculture in Egypt and Saudi Arabia,

while

industrial

water

use is the most predominant in Canada. The pie charts reveal that salt

water

makes up 97% of the total

water

and freshwater comprises a mere 3%.

In addition

, freshwater constitutes 79% of ice and glaciers, 20% of groundwater, and 1% of surface

water

. Shifting our focus to the

three

nations'

water

consumption patterns, the share of the agriculture category is the highest in Egypt (80%) and Saudi Arabia (75%), starkly contrasting with that of Canada at only 10%.

Conversely

,

while

the industry sector utilizes a substantial 80% in Canada, the figures for Egypt and Saudi Arabia only record 5% and 10%, respectively. Interestingly, the shares of domestic

water

use were similar among the

three

nations, at 10% or less.