The table presents data on water usage in three categories across six different countries. Overall, water consumption for agriculture is consistently the highest, while domestic water usage is the lowest in these nations. Additionally, the UK utilizes the least water across all three sectors.
In Canada, 279 cubic meters of water is used domestically, while significantly higher amounts are allocated for agriculture and industry, at 1,238 cubic meters and 832 cubic meters, respectively. In Russia and Turkey, domestic water consumption is lower, at 98 cubic meters and 80 cubic meters, while agricultural water usage is much higher, with 1,863 cubic meters in Russia and 1,482 cubic meters in Turkey. Conversely, water used for industry is considerably lower in both countries, measuring 56 cubic meters in Russia and 731 cubic meters in Turkey.
For the other countries, Australia uses 341 cubic meters for domestic purposes, while agricultural consumption is higher at 741 cubic meters. Additionally, 276 cubic meters of water is used for industry. In comparison, China requires 26 cubic meters of water for domestic use, 806 cubic meters for agriculture, and 71 cubic meters for industry. The UK, on the other hand, shows slightly higher figures at 38 cubic meters for domestic use, 810 cubic meters for agriculture, and 398 cubic meters for industry.