The pie chart details information about water consumers in Australia in 2004, while the bar chart shows the breakdown of water usage by households during the same year. Overall, citizens of Australia consumed by far the most amount of water compared to other fields. In addition, residents of this country used more water in gardening and bathroom.
Looking closely at pie chart, more than two-third of water was consumed by residents (70%). Houses accounted for majority of this amount (53%) while apartments used 17% of overall amount of water consumed in 2004. Industries and businesses used about one-fifth of water for their purposes in Australia , with 11% and 10% respectively. The government utilized only 6% of all water consumed in 2004 in Australia which was the double of the proportion of water usage in other sectors.
In 2004, the gardens and bathrooms presented more than quarter of water usage by citizens with the respect amounts of 28% and 27%. Residents used one-fifth of the water for laundering purposes while half of this amount was used by culinary purposes. Toilets accounted for 15% of all water consumed by residents of Australia.