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Band 6+: The cahrts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world.

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The image contains six pie charts representing water usage percentages for different purposes across six regions: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and South East Asia. North America has 48% industrial use, 39% agricultural use, 13% domestic use; South America has 71% agricultural use, 19% domestic use, 10% industrial use; Europe has 53% agricultural use, 32% industrial use, 15% domestic use; Africa has 84% agricultural use, 7% industrial use, 9% domestic use; Central Asia has 88% agricultural use, 5% domestic use, 7% industrial use; South East Asia has 81% agricultural use, 12% domestic use, 7% industrial use.
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The pie charts illustrates water usage in six regions around the world.

Overcall, it is clearly noticeable that the Europe consumes the greatest amount of water for industrial purposes, closely followed by North Amercica. The other four regions use significantly less water for industrial purposes, but use water mainly for agriculture.

– Both North America and Europe consume much less water for use in agriculturce than the four areas. In contrast, in tree of those regions, Afizica, Central Asia and South East Asia waterc used for agricultural accounts for more than 80% of total water consumed in each area. Africa, central Asia and South East Asia have greatly similar water consumption for Domestic. Interestingly, South America while mostly using water for agriculture, actually consumes more water for domestic purposes than both North Amenica and Europe.

Centranl asia use tha latest amount of water for industrial purposes than Africa, South East Asia and South America. North America and Europe are using the water differently compared the other four areas. North America, South America and Europe water used for domestic amount more than 10%, while Africa, central Asia and South East Asia use less than 10%.

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