The table below shows the water usage for different purposes in six different countries in 2001. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The table illustrates the proportion of

water

used for three purposes in six nations in 2001.

Overall

, agriculture is shared by far the largest in most countries except

Canada

and

Australia

, whose usage of

water

for industry and domestic was the highest of all respectively. Starting with the chart for agriculture and industry, the United

Kingdom

, China and India consumed a large percentage of

water

for farming with the United

Kingdom

being the most dominant with 90%.

In addition

, Japan used twice as much as

Australia

with 66%

while

Canada

used only 5%.

In contrast

, the industry was the area that many countries used the least rate of

water

, for it was less than 10% in the United

Kingdom

, China,

Australia

, and India with

Australia

accounting for the least at 2%.

Furthermore

, the country with the largest share of

water

usage was

Canada

with 32%, which was almost twice as much as that of Japan. Turning to the table for domestic, each nation spent a different percentage of

water

.

For instance

, there were higher rates of

water

consumption in

Canada

and

Australia

with 63%and 65%, followed by Japan and India with 19% and 10% respectively.

On the other hand

, the United

Kingdom

and China had a small proportion with 6% or less.