The table compares the amount of water used for domestic, agricultural, and industrial purposes in six different countries.
Overall, agriculture is the biggest sector for water use in most of the countries, while domestic use is the smallest. However, in countries like Canada and the UK, industrial water use is also significant.
Australia uses the most water for domestic purposes (341 m³), while China uses the least (26 m³). For agriculture, Russia has the highest water usage at 1863 m³, followed by Turkey and Canada. China and the UK also use a large amount of water in this sector, with over 800 m³, while Australia is slightly lower at 741 m³.
In terms of industrial water use, Canada leads with 832 m³, and the UK is second with 398 m³. Turkey also uses a lot of water for industry (731 m³), whereas Russia and China use the least in this sector, at 56 m³ and 71 m³ respectively.
To sum up, agricultural water use is the highest in most countries, but some developed countries like Canada and the UK also use a lot of water in industry. Domestic use remains the lowest overall.