The charts below show the distribution of the world's water and the use of water in three countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts provide information on the global distribution of water and the percentage of water used for different purposes in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. Overall, the vast majority of the world’s water is saline, with only a small fraction being fresh. Of the fresh water, most is inaccessible as it is locked in glaciers […]

The three charts illustrate how the world’s water is distributed and how water is used in three fields in three distinct nations. Overall, salt water and ice and glaciers accounted for the dominant proportion of water in the world. Additionally, people living in Egypt and Saudi Arabia consumed enormous amounts of water in agriculture, whereas […]

The given charts illustrate the distribution of water over the world and the usage of water in three nations, namely Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. Overall, salt water dominates fresh water regarding all water in the world, while the proportion of water from ice and glaciers makes up the largest portion of all fresh water. […]

The three charts illustrate how the world’s water is distributed and how water is used in three fields in three distinct nations. Overall, salt water and ice and glaciers accounted for the dominant proportion of water in the world. Additionally, people living in Egypt and Saudi Arabia consumed enormous amounts of water in agriculture, whereas […]

The pie charts illustrate global distribution of water and the bar chart compares the percentage of water allocated to three sectors in three nations. It is obvious that the overwhelming majority of water worldwide is salt water, while fresh water is mainly stored in ice and glaciers. In terms of water use, Egypt and Saudi […]