The chart gives information about the average annual water consumption in kilolitre per property in Australian cities, namely Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Canberra for last year, with the pie chart that shows the distribution of Australian water consumption by the year 2014.

The bar chart illustrates how much

water

was consumed by residents per year in 6 different cities,

while

the pie chart depicts how

water

was distributed during the given period.

Overall

, it is evident that Perth was at the top in terms of used

water

and the major proportion of

water

was used for agricultural purposes. As regards the bar chart, Perth ranked

first,

with 300

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. The

water

consumption of Brisbane and Adelaide was almost the same with just under 250

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, which was followed by Sydney, at approximately 200

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. The less

water

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to Melbourne and Canberra, which stood at nearly 50

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year. In terms of distribution of consumed

water

, the largest proportion of

water

accounted for agriculture, with 67%,

then

households stood in

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second place, with just under 10%. The proportions of both Electricity and gas supply and

water

supply, sewage, and drainage were equal, at 7%. For manufacturing and mining, 4% and 2% of

water

is used, respectively. The remaining 4% went to other industries.