The bar chart below describes some changes about the percentage of people were born in Australia and who were born outside Australia living in urban, rural and town between 1995 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

A glance at the graph provides reveals the different numbers of society who were born in and outside

Australia

that raised in urban, rural, and towns over 15 years.

Overall

, it can be seen from the bar chart that both of majority communities who were born in and outside

Australia

lived in cities over the period given,

whereas

the crowd who were raised in towns mostly has the least statistic. In 1995, societies that were raised in the urban areas had the highest total both of them born in and outside

Australia

for approximately 50 and 60, respectively. It increased slightly in 2010 around 64 and 80, respectively.

On the other hand

, the sum of the population who were born in

Australia

that have been living in rural areas was 35,

whereas

the figure of the crowd who bred outside

Australia

was 40 in the initial year.

In addition

, crowds that were born in

Australia

decreased significantly by just below 20,

while

those that were born in

Australia

plunged to 10.

Furthermore

, the amount of societies that were born in

as well as

outside

Australia

that have been living in the towns has a minority total compared to cities and the countryside. In the first period given, societies born in

Australia

were at 20 and dropped to nearly 18 in the

last

period given,

in contrast

to the crowds that bred outside

Australia

were around 15 and went down approximately below 10.