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Band 6+: The charts below show the distribution of the world's water and the uses of water in three countries.

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The image includes pie charts and a bar chart with numerical data on water distribution and use: of all water, 97% is salt water, 3% is fresh water; of fresh water, 79% is in ice and glaciers, 20% is ground water, and 1% is surface water; water use in percentages for agriculture, domestic, and industry is as follows - in Egypt: agriculture 86%, domestic 8%, industry 6%; in Saudi Arabia: agriculture 85%, domestic 8%, industry 7%; in Canada: agriculture 12%, domestic 9%, industry 79%.
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The different types of charts above show overall statistics of the distribution of water worldwide. The data Includes types of water, sourcesof fresh water, and the use of water in Egypt, Saudi arabia,and Canada.

Overall, Fresh water is a rare natural resource with amount of 3% all over the globe, and the main resource came from Ice Glacier. furthermore, agricultural sector comsumed laregest amount of water compared to domestic and industry use.

The first pie chart illustrates that the majority of water in the world is salt water, with the estimate around 97% and the rest of 3% for fresh water. The second pie chart narrows down the data to the origin of pure water. Ice glacier is the collect the majority amount of fresh water at 79% meanwhile, ground and surface water is lower than 30% combined.

Moreover, the bar chart displays the use of water in three countires, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. More than 70% of water was use in agricultural sector of Egypt and Saudi Arabia. In contrast, the water uses in domestic and industry are lower than 20%. except Canada that has the industry uses justover 70%.

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