The bar chart compares 7 various factories that utilize ground and public water supply in a country. Data are expressed in millions of cubic meters.

The chart provides information on the number of the ground and the public

water

utilization by 7 different branches of the economy. The data clearly shows that the most

water

is used during the production of chemicals. In the case of public

water

, both fuel

as well as

textiles are responsible for 10

million

cubic meters,

while

paper is two times more than that – 20,000,000. Similar results have

also

been presented by the machinery and the metal, 100,000,000 and 90,000,000 respectively.

In addition

, the production of food and drinks uses 190

million

cubic meters of

such

water

,

while

chemicals are 240,000,000.

On the other hand

, groundwater is more often used in most examples. The fuel, textiles,

as well as

foods and drinks, have a similar level of utilization, which is 70, 80, and 110

million

respectively. The metal needs 240,000,000 of

such

water

,

while

its highest number is observed in the case of chemicals at the level of 430

million

.

In contrast

, the machinery uses only 10,000,000 of it.