The line graph compares the number of goods transported to the UK by four various modes of transportation in the years 1974 to 2002. Data are expressed in million of tonnes.

The line graph compares the number of

goods

sent to the

UK

by four various modes of transportation in the years 1974 to 2002. Data are expressed in

million

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millions

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of

tonnes

.

Overall

, it is evident that the figures for transporting

goods

increased during the given period.

Moreover

, transportation via land and water

were

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primarily used for shipping the

goods

to the United Kingdom,

while

the pipeline was

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the least.

According to

the graph, the

quantity

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number

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of

goods

being delivered to the

UK

via land stood at nearly 70 million

tonnes

(MT).

This

number started to grow slightly in the succeeding years, hitting almost 100

tonnes

in the final year.

Moreover

, delivery via sea was

likewise

commonly used to import

goods

to the

UK

, which delivered just below 40 MG of products in 1974, before it had doubled its number to 60M

tonnes

in 2002. Meanwhile, the least used method for shipping

cargos

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to the

UK

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via railway and pipeline. The former shipped 40 million

tonnes

of

goods

in 1974, after which it had minimal fluctuations, before ending at the same figure of 40MT in 2002.

Lastly

,

use

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of

pipeline

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pipelines

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imported

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merely below 20MT in 1974 but

also

increased steadily to over 20 metric tons in 2002.