The pie chart below shows the water distribution in six countries. Sumarrise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates the information regarding the proportion of water consumption in six major nations for various purposes. Additionally, units are measured in percentage. Overall, it is conclusively candid that the vast majority of water is utilized for agricultural purposes in four countries, whilst Europe and North America are eminent for their industrial water. Primarily, it is conspicuous that the highest quantity of water is used for North American factories, whereas the percentage of agricultural water is exactly 39%, which is threefold of household water in North America. Nevertheless, the figure for industrial water in Europe is merely 53%, while it is approximately one fifth higher than in agricultural fields, however, 15% of water represents domestic ones. Furthermore, the proportion of domestic water in South America is 10%, which is none points lower than cultivation water, as well as seven times lower than factory water. Nonetheless, there is the same percentage of household water in Asia, which is is two percent lower than in Africa. Further, the immense amount of water is consumed by agriculture in these three nations, just over 80%. Eventually, the difference between central and southeast Asian factories is exactly 7%, which is similar to African industries.