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The image displays six pie charts comparing the percentage of water usage for industrial, agricultural, and domestic purposes in different regions of the world. In North America, industrial use accounts for 48%, agricultural use for 39%, and domestic use for 13%. South America has 10% industrial, 19% domestic, and 71% agricultural use. Europe shows 32% industrial, 16% domestic, and 53% agricultural use. Africa has the highest agricultural use at 84%, with 9% for industrial and 7% for domestic. Central Asia also has high agricultural use at 88%, with 7% each for industrial and domestic use. Lastly, South East Asia has 81% agricultural, 12% domestic, and 7% industrial use.
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The pie charts illustrate water usage in six different areas of the world.
Overall, industrial purposes claimed the highest share in North America and Europe, while agriculture was the main use of water in the remaining areas.
North America and Europe share similar patterns of water consumption. Specifically, roughly half of the water was exploited for industrial use. While the percentage of water in agriculture sector were 39% and 32%, respectively; these regions allocated only small amounts of water for domestic use (12% and 15%).
Regarding other areas, agricultural purposes led the figure by a dramatical amount in comparison to industrial and domestic usage, with the highest being 88% in Central Asia and the lowest being 71% in South America. The proportion of water consumed in the remaining sector was in the minority, ranging from 7% to 12%, with domestic use in South America being the sole exception at 19%.
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