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

The bar chart illustrates a summary of

water

consumption

in six different cities in Australia during a year, with the average number of how much

kilolitres

of

water

used per property. In detail, a pie chart supported the

data

with the proportion of

water

used in different sectors.

Overall

, Perth City is

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the most plenty of

water

used in 2014,

Moreover

, statistical

data

displayed that the agriculture

sector

used more than half of

water

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supply in

overall

consumption

.

To begin

, People in Perth used almost 300

kilolitres

of

water

per property in 2014, followed by Brisbane with 250

kilolitres

of

water

used in the second place.

in particular

, Adelaide has similar

water

consumption

to Brisbane,

while

Sydney only uses 200

kilolitres

of

water

. The

data

also

showed that the Melbourn and Canberra people used a smaller number of

water

than other cities.

Second,

statistical

data

that are presented in a pie chart, depicted

water

consumption

in 7 different sectors. Interestingly, the agriculture

sector

dominated the presentation by using more than half of the

water

supply in Australia, during the year 2014.

On the other hand

, the mining

sector

only used 2% of

water

.

while

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manufacturing and other industries

sector

share the same portion which is only 4%. To summarize, various cities use different amounts of

water

in a year.

However

,

data

showed that Perth City is in the first place. Agriculture highly relies on the

water

supply to support their business.