The table displays the proportions of water consumption for three purposes in six different nations in the year 2005, measured in percentages.
Overall, the greatest proportion of water used for agriculture purpose among all nations, expect Canada, while a significantly smaller percentage of water was consumed for industrial purpose.
Firstly, the U.K. nation used similar proportion of water usage for domestic and industrial purposes (each 5%), while the U.K. accounted for the largest commensurate of water consumption, making up 90% of the total. In contrast, Australia was the only nation used a tiny fraction of water for industrial purpose. China and the United kingdom was the top user of electricity used for agricultural service.
On the other hand, the most interesting feature was that Canada used 63% of water for domestic or 32% for industrial purposes and also Canada was the only country used 5% of water for agricultural purpose. However, India, China and the United kingdom used a similar proportion of water for domestic and industrial chores. Among all the nations squandered the greatest proportion of water for agricultural use, except Canada.