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

The charts illustrate how the global

water

is distributed and its uses in three different countries.

Overall

, the majority of

water

in the world is salt

water

with the freshwater mainly

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from ice and glaciers. The Middle Eastern countries (Egypt and Saudi Arabia) use

water

mainly for agriculture.

In contrast

, industry is in need of

water

the most in Canada. 97% of

water

across the globe is from salt

water

and the rest of 3% is from freshwater. The freshwater is divided

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three sources. A large part of freshwater is from ice and glaciers

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reaching 79% of it, the other 20% is from the ground, and the rest is from the surface (1%). The three different countries (Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada) utilize

water

for various uses which are agriculture, domestic and industry. Egypt and Saudi Arabia use around 75-80% of

water

for agriculture.

On the other hand

, Canada uses 80% of its

water

for the industry sector.