The given line graph and table provide data on regarding how much water was used in all over the world from 1900 to 2000 and in two countries. In general, a glance at the line graph reveals that water used in agriculture made up majority than in industrial and domestic use, however the table depicts water used Brazil per person was higher than Congo in 2000.
Moving to a more detailed analysis water used in industrial and domestic use stood at minimum, whereas this figure for agriculture was 500 in the begging. Following 50 years show a slightly rise in water using for industrial and domestic purposes, in the same period water using in agriculture doubled. In 1970 the numbers of industrial and domestic use rose to 1400 km2 and 500 km2 respectively, while this figure of agriculture use peaked at 3000 km2.
The most significant facts to emerge from table are water consumption per person was 359 m3 nevertheless population accounted for a half, also irrigated land was 26.500 km2. The population in Congo was 5.2 million and water consumption per person was 8m3, whereas irrigated land made up just 100 km2.