The given table depicts the use of water for domestic, industrial, and agricultural purposes in six nations from 2003. Interestingly, Ceneda had the lowest agricultural water usage.
From the table, it is evident that in Ceneda, the usage of water was distributed as follows: domestic at 63%, industrial at 32%, and agricultural at 5%. A similar trend was observed in the United Kingdom, where the proportions were 5% for domestic and industrial use, while agricultural use increased slightly to 90%. Furthermore, in China, the percentages for domestic, industrial, and agricultural water use were 6%, 7%, and 87%, respectively.
In addition, the domestic water usage in Ceneda exceeded that of Australia, which had average values of 63% and 65%, respectively. The agricultural water usage in Australia, India, and Japan was recorded at 33%, 82%, and 66%, while the industrial water usage in India was lower than in Australia, at 8% and 2%. In Japan, the highest agricultural water usage was noted at 66%, with domestic and industrial purposes recorded at 19% and 15%.
Overall, it is evident that agricultural water usage was the highest in the United Kingdom, whereas industrial water usage was the lowest in Australia.