The bar graph shows the percentage of Australians and non-Australians living in cities, towns, and rural areas in 1995 and 2010, measured by percentage.
Overall
, most people living in the cities were born in Australia. Linking Words
Furthermore
, the foreign Linking Words
population
experienced a decrease in rural areas.
In 1995, the city was the preferred place to live for both Australian people and foreigners, in which the proportion accounted for 50% and 60% respectively. Use synonyms
In contrast
, fewer people chose to live in towns in Linking Words
this
period as the lowest percentage was for non-Australians, accounting for 10%. For the rural Linking Words
population
, there was a 10% gap in number for both nationality categories, at 30% (Australians) and 40% (non-Australians).
In 2010, there was a gradual increase in foreign Use synonyms
population
in cities at a fifth compared to the previous year. The figure for Australian communities living in both rural and towns had a similar number of approximately 17%. Use synonyms
However
, the foreign Linking Words
population
living in rural areas dropped by half of its number to just about 5%.Use synonyms
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