The table presents the amount of water used in three sectors in six different nations.
Overall, Canada records a significant use of water in three sectors, with the leading position in Industrial purposes. Alongside this, the leads of Agricutural and Domestic water usage belong to Russia and Australia respectively.
Turning first to the statistics of Domestic usage of water, Australia is present in the dominanat position, which is higher than the highest-second Canada by about 60 m3, at 342 m3. Moreover, the amount of water used domestically in other countries is below 100 m3, with the lowest is China, at 26 m3.
In addition, the assessed nations consume most water for agricultural purposes. Of these, Russia and Turkey are dominant, at 1863 and 1482 respectively. The following is Canada with over 200m3 of used Agricultural water, while the figures for remaining countries are not beyond 1000 m3 and lower than that of Australia, at 741 m3.
With regard to the last sector, the largest amount of water for Industrial purposes belongs to Canada, at over 800 m3, higher than that of Turkey about a hundred m3. Additionally, the respective figures for Australia and UK are 276 and 341 m3, while those of Russia and China are the lowest, which are below 80 m3