The bar chart below shows the average Australian water consumption in selected cities for last year. The pie chart shows the distribution of Australia water consumption for last year.

The bar diagram illustrates the total amount of

water

used by six different Australian cities in the

last

year and the pie figure presents the proportion of distributed

water

to its resources in Australia in 2014.

Overall

,

it is clear that

Perth

consume

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a vast amount of

water

compared to others and most of it is used for the Agriculture sector.

To begin

with, the average annual

water

consumption in Perth registered 300 followed by Brisbane with 250. Adelaide came in third place and registered just under 250.

Furthermore

, Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra accounted for 200, 150 and 125 respectively.

Additionally

, in 2014, the fraction of

water

distribution was mainly occupied by agriculture, approximately two-thirds, and the

Households

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percentage was less than the first place by almost seven times. Both

water

, electricity and gas had the same ratio which was exactly 7%.

Moreover

, a petite Australian

water

distribution, at 4%, was seen in Manufacturing and other industries

while

mining came in

last

place with a microscopic 2%.