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

The pie and bar chart illustrates the proportion of

water

used by a variety of facilities and the fraction of

water

used in accommodations comprising bathroom, toilet, washing, kitchen and garden in Australia in the year 2004.

According to

the figures, it can be seen that houses consume

water

the most and they mostly use

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the bathroom and the garden

while

the

water

is used for cooking the least. In 2004, the

water

usage in the houses occupied more than half, at 57%. Followed by apartments, industries and businesses which registered at almost the same amount, 13%, 11% and 10% respectively.

Moreover

. governments was about 6% and other facilities represented only 3%. In residential areas, there was an unnoticeable gap, roughly 1%, between the

water

that was being used in the bathroom and the garden. the toilet came third place which was accounted for 15%.

Additionally

, washing clothes had doubled in the kitchen

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at 10% compared to other purposes