The given charts present a visual depiction of water consumption in five distinct sectors, and the proportion of residential water usage in the specific country of Australia, in 2004.
A close examination of the charts reveals that the water consumption is recorded in residential, industrial, business, government, and other. While residential accounts for the largest part of the pie, the opposite is true for other operations. In addition, the first rank in urban water utilization is for gardening.
In detail, as mentioned, private water use took up 70% of the total, followed by a relatively modest figure registered at industrial with only 11% which was seven-time fewer than its counterpart in the same year. The remaining combined nearly one-fifth, specifically, 10%, 6%, and 3% was for business, government, and other purposes, respectively.
Focusing on the bar chart illustrating the percentage of domesticated water consumption, the most favored purpose was gardening (28%), then the second most prevalent was indicated for bathroom, with a considerable 27%, which was 1% lower than the previous figure. Washing clothes, toilet, kitchen was ranked orderly, with 20%, 15% and 10% for each aforementioned application.