The provided table illustrates the water use in the sectors in distinct nations.
Overall, it is evident that agricultural water usage has always exceeded remained nations with the highest portion, in contrast to domestic water usage, with the lowest data over a period. More notably, Russia registered the highest figures in agricultural water usage, while the highest proportion of domestic water usage is Australia and Canada with the highest data in industrial water usage.
As depicted in the picture, Australia displayed 341 cubic meters, making it the water use with the highest portion of domestic water usage, which exceeded that of Canada and Russia, with the respective figures being 279 cubic meters and 98 cubic meters. Moreover, the proportion of domestic water usage in Turkey stood at 80 cubic meter, surpassing that of the UK and China, accounted for 38 cubic meters and 26 cubic meters in order that. Regarding to agricultural water usage, Russia registered the highest data with 1863 cubic meter, closely followed by Turkey and Canada, with 1482 cubic meters and 1238 cubic meters respective. Meanwhile, the UK ranked forth, with the data was 810 cubic meters, whereas the figure for agricultural water usage in China and Australia lagged behind, with the recorded was 806 cubic meters and 741 cubic meters respectively.
Shifting the focus to the remaining water use, the figure for industrial water usage in Canada was 832 cubic meters, which was a significantly higher than that of Turkey and the UK, with 731 cubic meters and 398 cubic meters. Lastly, the proportion of water use in Australia was 276 cubic meters, exceeded that of China and Russia, with the corresponding figures being 71 cubic meters and 56 cubic meters.
