The given table illustrates the quantity of water used in three sectors over six distinct countries. Overall, agriculture consumes the largest amount of water out of three fields. Additionally, Canada registers the largest use of water, while the opposite is true for China.
Regarding agriculture, Russia dominated this field in terms of water usage, consuming around 1863 cubic meters. Followed closely by Turkey and Canada, which exhibit 1482 and 1238 cubic meters, respectively. The quantity of water in China, Australia and the UK range from 741 to 810 cubic meters, with both nations showing relatively similar figures. In contrast, domestic water usage features the smallest data, with a big gap in the amount of water. Australia and Canada spend the most water for households, with 341 and 279 cubic meters in turn. All remaining nations show significant lower figures, ranging from 38 to nearly 100 cubic meters of water.
Turning to Industrial water usage, Canada and Turkey use most water for their industry, about 832 and 731 cubic meters. Ranking below is the UK, spending nearly 400 cubic meters for industrial use which is almost double the data for Australia. Coming last is China and Russia, with only 71 and 56 cubic meters, respectively.