The chart below shows the movement of people from rural to urban areas in three countries and predictions for future years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graph illustrates how many inhabitants in three different nations moved from the countryside to cities between 2000 and 2020, and estimations for 2025.

Overall

, there was a significant expansion in the number of Iranian, Indonesian and Russian residents moving from rural to urban areas throughout the first 20 years of the period examined, with Russia witnessing the most dramatic growth.

In addition

, the figure for Iran was the lowest one at the beginning of the duration, but it is expected to surpass those for Russia to become the highest in 2025. Approximately 10

million

Iranian people relocated their homes from rural to metropolis regions in 2000, followed by a sharp rise to exactly 80

million

in 2020. It will be predicted continuously to reach around 95

million

in the next 5 years. Resembling change, but to a lesser extent, can be seen in the figure for Russia, which started at about 15

million

citizens in 2000 and is estimated that it will climb to just under 90

million

in the final year.

Similarly

, the total of Indonesian people leaving their villages to settle in metropolitan areas experienced a stable upturn over two decades, reaching 30

million

in 2020.

However

, the pace of its increase is anticipated unchanged for the rest of the given interval.